Lemonade Stand and Ice cream Shop Examples of being an entrepreneur.

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Lemonade Stand and Ice cream Shop Examples of being an entrepreneur

Entrepreneur A person who organizes, operates, and assumes the risk for a business venture

Lisa and John’s Lemonade Stand Lisa and John would like to start their own business by opening a Lemonade Stand.

Your Task Lisa and John would like for you to create a Flyer advertising their lemonade stand. Create the flyer -Using Microsoft Publisher Cost of Lemonade $1.00 per cup

Flyer Example Measures up to 25 inches Metal tape Thumb lock

Flyer Example Amy and Mark’s Shop HandBags on sale starting at $10 Skateboards are on sale starting at $40

Suzy and Josh’s Ice cream Shop Suzy and Josh would like to open up their own business by opening an ice cream shop.

Your Task Suzy and Josh would like for you to create a Flyer advertising their ice cream shop. Create the flyer -Using Microsoft Publisher Cost of Icecream One scoopTwo scoops Cone$1.00$1.50 Waffle Cone $1.50$2.00