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Homeschool Entrepreneur
http://homeschoolent.com
Ideas and encouragement for homeschoolers that have businesses, or would like to. Ideas to teach your teens how to start a business, and ways to make the entrepreneurial mindset a part of your home school!
- Added on: Oct 17th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Debbie Maubach
- Listed in: Parenting Entrepreneurship
- Tags: home business entrepreneur homeschool home business ideas teen business teaching business
Recent Posts
14 Best Games To Educate Your Children About Business
Caught playing games with his nieces! I found this list of 14 games on Sparkplugging, a website that you’ll find more great information about starting a home business. Started by Wendy Piersall, it was originally a website just for moms startin...
Cyber Monday Deals From HSE
Cyber Monday, for computer geeks and those of us that do most of our shopping online, is better than Black Friday. There are some amazing deals to be had, and Homeschool-Entrepreneur plans to add to the pile. From now until December 10th, we will be ...
4 Things I Learned From The 2012 Craze
I’ve always loved disaster movies, and every time I watch one it seems I go into my ‘disaster-preparedness’ mode. It may have started with my obsessive fascination with the tornado scene in my childhood favorite, The Wizard of Oz, (...
3 Money Lessons Your Kids Should Know
Investopedia is an outstanding website for your older teen if they are interested in anything to do with finance. Even if they’re NOT interested, starting them out with their own stock portfolio and $100,000 to play with might get them interest...
Genuine Book Wholesaler
One of the more difficult aspects to starting a retail business is finding true wholesalers. While there are services like Doba and others, sourcing out good suppliers is an ongoing task for every new business owner. That’s why I wanted to shar...
Family Business Ideas From a Family That Lives It!
In my constant search for great resources for homeschool entrepreneurs, I still can’t believe I’ve never come across this website, but better late than never! Written by a homeschool family with eleven children in upstate NY, Michael and ...
