1. Books

2. Music

3. Tech

4. Hardware

5. Convenience

6. Office Supply

7. Craft

8. Coffee/Cafe

9. Clothing

10. Jewelry

11. Cosmetics

12. Fast Food

13. Sporting Goods

14. Athletic

15. Candy

16. Shoes

17. Toy

18. Other Ideas? Ask me!

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2. ____

3. ____

2. Who buys this product and why? What personal need does it satisfy or fulfill?

3. What materials are used in the making of this product? Be very detailed.

   
   

4. Where do these materials come from? How are they processed for manufacturing and assembly? (For example, you must research who, what, where, when, and how; create a graphic organizer to show the process. Refer to my Ticonderoga pencil example. Be very, very specific! Think about all aspects of getting that product to the consumer's hands.)

5. How much does it cost to make this product? Break it down in detail based on your answers above. You'll likely have to make some educated guesses about:

   the cost of materials, labor/employees, shipping, packaging, printing, tariffs, machinery, rent for store, rent for factory, etc.)

   
   

6. How much capital do you need to make this product?

   
   

7. What will be your profit margin?

   
   

8. How do you expect to maximize your profit?

9. How can you accumulate capital from this product?

2. Who buys this product and why? What personal need does it satisfy or fulfill?

3. What materials are used in the making of this product? Be very detailed.

   
   

4. Where do these materials come from? How are they processed for manufacturing and assembly? (For example, you must research who, what, where, when, and how; create a graphic organizer to show the process. Refer to my Ticonderoga pencil example. Be very, very specific! Think about all aspects of getting that product to the consumer's hands.)

5. How much does it cost to make this product? Break it down in detail based on your answers above. You'll likely have to make some educated guesses about:

   the cost of materials, labor/employees, shipping, packaging, printing, tariffs, machinery, rent for store, rent for factory, etc.)

   
   

6. How much capital do you need to make this product?

   
   

7. What will be your profit margin?

   
   

8. How do you expect to maximize your profit?

9. How can you accumulate capital from this product?

2. Who buys this product and why? What personal need does it satisfy or fulfill?

3. What materials are used in the making of this product? Be very detailed.

   
   

4. Where do these materials come from? How are they processed for manufacturing and assembly? (For example, you must research who, what, where, when, and how; create a graphic organizer to show the process. Refer to my Ticonderoga pencil example. Be very, very specific! Think about all aspects of getting that product to the consumer's hands.)

5. How much does it cost to make this product? Break it down in detail based on your answers above. You'll likely have to make some educated guesses about:

   the cost of materials, labor/employees, shipping, packaging, printing, tariffs, machinery, rent for store, rent for factory, etc.)

   
   

6. How much capital do you need to make this product?

   
   

7. What will be your profit margin?

   
   

8. How do you expect to maximize your profit?

9. How can you accumulate capital from this product?

Topics:

Vocab:

Enduring Understandings:

Knowledge and Skills:

Students will be able to:

Students will independently be able to:

Assessment:

Stock items like fitness equipment, supplements, and aromatherapy products, or offer consultations for health-conscious customers. Custom Gift Shop: Offer personalized and unique gifts like engraved items, custom prints, or curated gift boxes for special occasions.

or Natural and Organic Products ,and Natural and Organic Products: Stock items like organic teas, essential oils, natural skincare products, and eco-friendly household goods. and more