Train Your Budding Entrepreneurs
TeachingKidsBusiness.com turns shoptalk into dinner-table conversation.
By Michelle Kung, July 20, 2001 (available on www.business2.com)

Greeted by awkward silences at the dinner table when you describe your day at the office to your family? To help your kids understand your workday, try introducing them to the business world by pointing them to TeachingKidsBusiness.com.

With its subdued colors, the website doesn't initially scream out to kids, but after a little browsing, fiscally minded youngsters will be hooked. Some of the site's resources, like résumé-writing tips and business-terminology definitions, could help adults as well, although the most useful features, such as e-mentors and character-building exercises, are geared squarely at kids. Particularly appealing is the Just for Clicks Business Game, which lets kids create their own virtual products and eventually trade them at the site's soon-to-launch e-marketplace.

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