Applied Principled Entrepreneurship – Principled Entrepreneurship ™ is applying the judgment, responsibility, initiative, economics and critical thinking skills, and sense of urgency necessary to generate the greatest contribution, consistent with the company’s risk philosophy. The projects found in this bucket will provide your students the opp…[Read more]

The resources found in this bucket will assist you in completing the administrative tasks Youth Entrepreneurs asks of their educators.

The resources found in this bucket will assist you in completing the administrative tasks Youth Entrepreneurs asks of their educators.

Advance a culture of Principled Entrepreneurshop(tm) by inspiring the entrepreneurial mindset within students across the country.

Our experiential education model instills entrepreneurial and economic principles built for prosperity. YE transforms mindsets, empowering students to chase the opportunities that surround them. And one of the most transformational aspects of the YE experience is Market Day.

Applied Principled Entrepreneurship – Principled Entrepreneurship ™ is applying the judgment, responsibility, initiative, economics and critical thinking skills, and sense of urgency necessary to generate the greatest contribution, consistent with the company’s risk philosophy. The projects found in this bucket will provide your students the opp…[Read more]

The Dirt and Worms activity allows your students to continue to practice calculating COGS. This activity will set the foundation needed for your students to develop an understanding of pricing and as well as funding.

This bucket includes resources that will help you teach your students the basics of business finance in a fun and exciting way. Through fun and exciting activities and projects your students will learn about concepts like costs, profit, and return on investment without realizing it.

Garbology is an activity that will give students an understanding of observational market research. It’s designed to test students’ assumptions and give them a fresh perspective on reaching their target audience.

Marketing is more than just advertising. In this bucket you will find resources that will help you guide your students through market research, product innovation and ideation, as well as a marketing plan.

Youth Entrepreneurs follows ten economic principles that we believe are crucial for students to understand in pursuing their entrepreneurial ventures. In tandem with our Foundational Values, these principles are the platform for success in economics. Our Economic Principles include the Four S’s, the Four Market Measures, and Ricardo’s Law of Com…[Read more]

This experiment uses student participation to teach the concept of diminishing marginal returns. Students are told they will be the employees in a widget factory. This game works equally well in small classes (less than 30 students) and also large lectures (more than 250 students). You will need enough space to place the buckets 16-20 feet apart.…[Read more]

The 10 economic principles are highlighted in the resources found here. Sound Judgment cannot be present without basic knowledge of our 10 economic principles. And, they make teaching economics fun!

YE instills an entrepreneurial vision in students. And as they create their own business ideas, the Business Model Canvas is a powerful tool to jumpstart the entrepreneurial process.

The purpose of Pitch It is to help students experiment with different product or service concepts and then try to convince customers to choose their idea based on the perception of value. This activity requires students to be creative, think quickly, and be persuasive.

Speak Out Cards afford students the opportunity to practice standing in front of others and speaking extemporaneously. There is little risk but high return for the students during this activity.

Youth Entrepreneurs defines entrepreneurship as finding ways to create value for themselves and others in all spheres of life. This bucket is full of resources designed to encourage your students to think and act like an entrepreneur at all times.

The Youth Entrepreneurs value “Be principled” teaches students integrity, respect and toleration. Approaching life and work with principles leads to long-term success. In this series you will learn about this value and how to apply it in your classroom.