Entrepreneurship Unit (Printed Books)

Entrepreneurship is a unit about big dreams, even bigger faith, and the perseverance needed to walk in your calling. You’ll read inspiring stories of 20 different entrepreneurs throughout history—people who took risks, learned hard lessons, and saw incredible outcomes (often not only for themselves, but for others).

Start each day with a devotional, then finish your lesson with the kingdom-minded business corner where Rebecca shares insider stories of what it means to sign your business over to God. Middle and High School students also tackle deeper conversations in the ethics corner as they explore black and white—and the sea of grey in between. It’s rich, discussion-heavy, and most likely not what you’re expecting.

The unit project is to build your own business. Pre-Reader students join in the fun by helping Mike and Molly Mouse make good business decisions, while older students learn about business plans, market research, legal concerns, and more. Notebooking in this unit is unique as well—focusing more on personal reflection than traditional “notes.”

The unit is designed to cover all your subjects (math available separately). This listing is for the printed books. You will need the Teacher’s Guide (required for teaching) and one Student Notebook for each student.