Press Release - For immediate release  December 09, 2004

TeachingKidsBusiness.com

The Gift Of Business For Kids

Press Release for immediate release.
TeachingKidsBusiness.com
Toronto, Canada and Seattle Washington, USA,
December 09, 2004

The Gift of Business For Kids

Have you ever been challenged to come up with a great, unique and lasting gift for a child? Consider the gift of business for kids.

Think about giving a child the opportunity to get a start in business, discover a career interest or prepare for their business career. Give a gift to start them thinking about business at an early age.

Jeff Brown, founder of TeachingKidsBusiness.com and author of The Kids’ Guide To Business believes that, "gifts of business would be a great way to get kids exploring business and trying business as a new activity. Kids are ready to play around with business, we just need to get them started”.

Brown developed the concept of giving the gift of business for kids to create ways to introduce kids k-12 to business. The idea suggests we give gifts in a number of ways to have the most impact on the child. A gift of your time is a good way to start talking business with kids and help them explore business resources. A gift of business products and services such as books or business curriculum is another way for kids to begin developing business skills and gain valuable experience. The Apprentice is a way of using TV time to expose kids to business. This gift concept is discussed in greater detail at www.TheGiftOfBusinessForKids.com

A good place to find the gift of business for kids is at www.teachingkidsbusiness.com with over 1,000 pages of free programming and links to over 65 website resources at www.teachingkidsbusiness.com/resource-center-links.htm. Additional gift ideas are available at www.TheGiftOfBusinessForKids.com with gifts such as a book, The Kids' Guide To Business, a business game for kids, a business set-up package for kids and The Gift of Business For Kids Gift Certificates.

“Giving kids the gift of business is a great way to prepare them for their future.” Hayley 12.

“Hosting an apprentice party is a great way to have some fun with business.” Tyler 14.

TeachingKidsBusiness.com is an online social venture engaging and inspiring kids at an early age (K to 12) to develop confidence, gain experience, develop business skills, explore career choices and prepare for business. 

For more information please visit www.teachingkidsbusiness.com, email us at: info@teachingkidsbusiness.com, or contact Jeff M. Brown directly, by phoning 905-830-9936.