The Kidpreneur Program — Complete Business Skills for Kids (Ages 5–14)
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Ages 5–14 3 workbooks · 147 pages

You learned this at twenty-five.
Your child can learn it at eleven.

The Kidpreneur Program is a three-stage business course on paper. Your child starts with one idea and finishes with a customer, a price, a strategy, a logo, a brand voice and a marketing campaign — all of it their own.

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Stage 1 cover — Kidpreneur
Stage 01 · Founder
Stage 2 cover — Strategist
Stage 02 · Strategist
Stage 3 cover — Brand Builder
Stage 03 · Brand Builder

3Workbooks · one programme

Why this exists

School grades the answer. Nobody grades the idea.

By fourteen your child can name the parts of a flower and solve for x. Ask them who their customer would be, what it costs to make, or why one shop is busier than the one beside it — and there is nothing to draw on. Not because they can't. Because nobody asked.

Measured at school

  • Recalling what was taught
  • Getting to the one correct answer
  • Working alone, in silence, against a clock

Measured in real life

  • Spotting a problem nobody has bothered to fix
  • Knowing who you're solving it for, and asking them
  • Pricing it so both sides walk away happy
  • Explaining it clearly enough that someone says yes

Every adult who ever built anything had to learn this eventually. The only question is whether your child learns it at eleven — or at thirty-one.

The programme

Three stages. One idea, carried all the way through.

Your child picks one idea in the first book and never lets go of it. It gets a customer, a price, a strategy, a name, a logo and a campaign. By the last page it is a real thing.

Stage 01 — The Founder

Find the idea.
Find the customer.

Problems are everywhere. Your child learns to notice one, turn it into an idea, and find the one person it's actually for.

  • The four founder superpowers
  • Problem safari & the idea vault
  • What a customer really wants
  • Revenue − cost = profit
  • Business plan in five questions
  • The elevator pitch
Stage 02 — The Strategist

Make it better.
Make it work.

An idea isn't a business. Here it gets a strategy, a rival to beat, an operation behind it, and numbers that get tracked.

  • Idea vs. strategy
  • Features vs. benefits
  • Direct & indirect competition
  • Competitor comparison chart
  • Operations — the iceberg model
  • 4-week launch plan & tracker
  • What to do when things go wrong
Stage 03 — The Brand Builder

Be known.
Be trusted.

The part almost nobody teaches children. Why Amul feels different from Airtel — and how to build that feeling yourself.

  • Business vs. brand
  • The five types of business names
  • Logos & colour psychology
  • Four brand voice personalities
  • Writing a brand story
  • Awareness → Interest → Action
  • A first marketing campaign

Try one page yourself

This is what your child will be able to do in twenty minutes.

Page 44 of Stage 01 teaches the elevator pitch — the sentence every founder needs. Fill the three blanks below and watch it build. Your child does this with their own idea.

Founder Canvas · Live demo

Build an elevator pitch

Stage 01 / p.44
Your pitch

I help students who forget their water bottles to remember them every morning by sending a reminder card each week.

That's one page. There are 146 more — and by the end your child has said this sentence out loud to a parent, a friend and a teacher, and written down what each of them said back.

Open the box

Every page ends with something your child has to decide.

There are no passages to memorise and no answer key. Each page teaches one idea and then hands over the pen. Real pages below — tap any one to see it full size.

Stage 1 — Kidpreneur

Stage 01 — The Founder

Kidpreneur

Start here Idea · customer · money 48 pages
  • The four founder superpowers — curiosity, creativity, courage, consistency
  • Problem Safari: five real problems spotted, five solutions written beside them
  • The Idea Vault — eight ideas, scored, narrowed to one Champion Idea
  • A real customer interview, with five questions to ask an actual person
  • Revenue, cost and profit worked out on a golgappa stall at ₹10 a plate
  • Founder Canvas, elevator pitch and a startup checklist to launch with
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Stage 2 — Strategist

Stage 02 — The Strategist

Kid Customer Detective

The thinking stage Strategy · competition · operations 53 pages
  • The three strategy questions: what will I sell, who will buy it, how will I reach them
  • Features vs. benefits — the difference that makes people actually buy
  • Direct and indirect competition, and a competitor comparison chart to fill in
  • The operations iceberg — everything a customer never sees but always feels
  • A four-week launch plan, week by week, with a real business tracker
  • What to do when things go wrong — no customers, bad product, bad weather
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Stage 3 — Brand Builder

Stage 03 — The Brand Builder

Building a Brand

Parents' favourite Name · logo · voice · marketing 51 pages
  • Business vs. brand — the same shop, two completely different results
  • Five types of business names, then a name-testing challenge to pick the winner
  • Three kinds of logo, colour psychology, and their own logo designed across three drafts
  • Four brand voice personalities — and matching the right voice to the right customer
  • Brand story, tagline lab, and the Awareness → Interest → Action journey
  • A complete first marketing campaign, planned and written by your child
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The curriculum

Thirty-one things your child will be able to name, use and explain.

Not "learning about business". These are the specific concepts, taught one page at a time, in the order a real founder meets them.

Stage 01 · Founder
Problem spottingIdea generationProduct vs service Customer definitionCustomer interviewCustomer profile RevenueCostProfit PricingBusiness planElevator pitch
Stage 02 · Strategist
Strategy vs ideaFeatures vs benefitsProduct improvement Direct competitionIndirect competitionCompetitor analysis OperationsResource planningGoal setting Launch planningBusiness trackingProblem solving
Stage 03 · Brand Builder
Brand vs businessBrand namingVisual identity Logo designColour psychologyBrand voice Brand storyTaglinesUnique value proposition Marketing funnelCustomer targetingCampaign planning

Studied in stage 03

Indian brands your child will take apart and understand.

AmulTataParle-GAirtelPaper BoatFastrack

Not logos to copy — feelings to decode. Why one brand says trust and another says fun, and how a name, a colour and a voice put that feeling there on purpose.

After the last page

Your child doesn't finish with knowledge. They finish with work.

Six things that exist on paper, in their handwriting, that did not exist before.

Deliverable 01A Champion IdeaChosen from eight, scored against three tests, and defended in writing.
Deliverable 02A customer profileA real person, interviewed, with their problem and their words written down.
Deliverable 03A one-page business planIdea, customer, price, what's needed, and what success looks like.
Deliverable 04A four-week launch planWeek by week, with tasks, a goal and a tracker to fill in.
Deliverable 05A brandA name they tested, a logo they drew, colours they chose and a voice they picked.
Deliverable 06A marketing campaignA message, a place to put it, and a plan for who should see it.
3Workbooks
36Concepts taught
5–14Years
0Screens or apps

From parents who bought it

What changed at home.

Meenal VoraAhmedabad
★★★★★

Books ka approach kaafi practical laga. Sirf business ke words samjhane ke bajay bachche ko problem pehchanna, customer ko samajhna aur solution sochna — sab activities ke through sikhaya gaya hai. Mere bete ko idea wali activities sabse zyada pasand aayi.

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Aditi ChatterjeeKolkata
★★★★★

Sabse useful baat ye lagi ki concepts bachche ki age ke hisaab se simple rakhe gaye hain. Customer, business idea aur branding jaise topics examples ke saath samjhaye gaye hain. Parent ke liye bhi guide karna aasan ho jata hai.

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Harshita NairKochi
★★★★★

Pehle mujhe laga tha entrepreneurship bachchon ke liye thoda complicated topic hoga, par activities dekh ke approach clear ho gayi. Meri beti ab ideas likhne lagi hai aur unke baare mein sawaal poochhne lagi hai. Learning ko activity-based rakhna iska sabse strong part hai.

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Devika BansalChandigarh
★★★★★

Isme sirf “business start karo” wali baat nahi hai. Problem solving, customer needs, ideas aur brand identity — sab step by step introduce kiya gaya hai. Weekend pe bachche ke saath baith ke activities karna ab useful learning time ban gaya hai.

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Rituparna SenBhubaneswar
★★★★★

Series colourful hai isliye bachcha khud curious ho jata hai, par mere liye important ye tha ki content ke peeche asli skills hain. Idea ko solution mein kaise badalna hai aur logon ki needs kaise samajhni hain — ye achhe se introduce hota hai.

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Questions parents ask.

Is my child the right age for this?

Five to fourteen — but the experience is different at each end, so here is the honest version. A 5–7 year old will love the illustrations, the problem safari and the drawing pages, and will need you sitting beside them for the pricing, competitor and brand chapters. From 8–10 they do most of it themselves and ask for help on the numbers. From 11 upwards they work through all three stages independently. Treat it as a set your child grows through over two or three years, not something to finish in a month.

Does my child actually have to start a business?

No. Everything here works on paper with an imaginary idea, and most children keep it that way. What they take away is the thinking — spotting problems, understanding people, working out numbers, explaining themselves clearly. If they do want to run a real stall at a school fair, they'll have a plan ready for it.

Is it in English or Hindi?

English, with short sentences and heavy illustration on every page. All money examples are in rupees, and the businesses in it are Indian — a golgappa stall, a tiffin service, a chai stall, a bookmark shop. A child in an English-medium or semi-English school will follow it comfortably.

Does my child write inside the books?

Yes, constantly. Canvases, charts, trackers, drafts and drawing frames on nearly every page. They are workbooks, not reading books. If you have two children, order two sets — one set cannot be shared.

How long does the programme take?

At two or three pages a sitting, roughly three to four months for an older child — and comfortably a year or more for a younger one. There is no schedule and no clock. Most children slow down at Stage 02 and speed up again at Stage 03, when the logo and brand pages start.

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The Kidpreneur Program

One idea. Three stages. Their name on the certificate.

Three workbooks, 147 pages, delivered to your door anywhere in India.