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July 27 – July 31
Business Camp – Week 4: Foundations of Business

Time and Focus

  • 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
  • Financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and leadership. Students learn how money works, how businesses grow, and how to communicate ideas with confidence through hands-on projects, simulations, and role-play.

Morning Class Introduction

Business Camp – Week 4: Foundations of Business

Grades 1–2 (The Mini Merchants): Coin Collectors

Students learn to identify coins, count money, and role-play buying and selling through interactive store activities.

Grades 3–4 (The Young Innovators): The Inventor’s Workshop

Students work in teams to identify everyday problems and design creative inventions using craft materials.

Grades 5–6 (The Junior CEOs): The Blueprint

Students explore how real companies started and learn to create a simple business plan for their own startup idea.

The Afternoon Electives

  • Your Summer, Your Choice. We believe in giving students agency. Every week, all students (regardless of their morning group) can choose how they want to spend their afternoon.

Option A: The Design Studio (Arts & Crafts)

  • For the Makers and Dreamers. A hands-on environment where imagination takes physical form.
  • The Vibe: Creative, tactile, and relaxed.
  • The Activities: Projects change weekly and may range from painting and sketching to 3D modeling, clay work, and structural building. We focus on the process of creating art to relax the mind.

Option B: The Strategy Arena (Mind Sports & Games)

  • For the Thinkers and Tacticians. A social hub where games are used to sharpen the mind
  • The Vibe: Energetic, social, and strategic.
  • The Activities: This is not just free play. We facilitate board games that require foresight and logic—including Chess, Go, Monopoly, Catan, and collaborative team challenges. Students learn to plan ahead, negotiate with peers, and manage risk.
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