Vocabulary
What do you call the person who buys something from your business?
Customer
I start my own business. Who am I?
Entrepreneur
What do you use to buy things?
Money
A place where people buy and sell things.
Market
A customer wants to buy a bracelet, but you don’t have any left. What do you say?
Offer to make one or ask to come back tomorrow/later.
What do we call the money you make after paying for your supplies?
Profit
I buy things from your business. Who am I?
Customer
What word means how much something costs?
Price
A sign or picture that tells people about your business.
Advertisement
Your friend wants to help, but keeps mixing up prices. What should you do?
Train them or help them practice
What is something you sell in a business?
Product
I work for a business but don’t own it. Who am I?
Employee
What do you call the money you keep and don’t spend yet?
Savings
Something you do for others instead of selling a product.
Service
You sold 3 keychains at $2 each. How much money did you make?
$6
What is the name for your business’s symbol or picture?
Logo
I own and run a business. Who am I?
Owner
What’s a plan for how to spend and save your money?
Budget
Working with others to run a business.
Teamwork
You spent $4 on supplies and made $10 from sales. What is your profit?
$6
What word means a short talk to share your business idea?
Pitch
I help give money to businesses to help them grow. Who am I?
Investor
What do you call the total amount of money you spend to make your product?
Cost
What you hope to achieve in your business.
Goals
A customer isn’t happy with their product. What’s a good way to handle it?
Say sorry, fix the problem, and offer help