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KIDS IN BUSINESS!

Your table is getting an article, poster, set of thin markers, and set of thick markers.

Read the article as a table. As you are reading, each person should  write down answers  for the questions below:

Who started business?
What is it? Is it a product or a service?
How did they go from idea to product?
Who do they sell to?
Where do they sell?
How do they tell others about their business?
Who helped them?
Who benefits from the product/service?

You will now, AS A TABLE, create a poster about this business to teach the others in our classroom about your article. Use pencil first, and trace in marker.

Your poster should have LARGE and NEAT printing and should contain all the information from the questions above.


HAVE FUN!

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