Entrepreneurship Course (Full-Year Curriculum)

This entrepreneurship course is a full-year curriculum designed to teach students how to develop, launch, and evaluate their own small businesses through hands-on, real-world application.

Students will create four different business ideas over the course of the year, spending approximately two months developing and operating each one. Throughout the process, they will collect and analyze data to evaluate performance and determine which business model is most successful.

This digital curriculum integrates Mathematics, English Language Arts, and Social Studies (Economics and Civics) by guiding students through budgeting, profit and loss tracking, data analysis, persuasive writing, and communication. Students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills while learning how businesses operate within a community.

Each phase of the course includes:

• Business planning and goal setting
• Data collection and financial tracking
• Writing assignments such as business plans, reflections, and evaluations
• Analysis and comparison of outcomes across multiple business models

By the end of the course, students will have a clear understanding of entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and decision-making based on real data.

Subjects Covered (for Approval Clarity)

Subjects:

• Mathematics
• English Language Arts
• Social Studies (Economics & Civics)

Use Your Homeschool Scholarship or ESA Funds

This digital curriculum may be eligible for purchase using homeschool education savings accounts (ESA), state scholarship funds, and education freedom programs including ClassWallet, Odyssey, and TEFA (Texas Education Freedom Accounts). Eligibility varies by state and program.

Check if your state qualifies