...she just opened an iced popsicle and frozen "chocobanano" business...
the popsicles sell for $0.30 and the frozen chocolate-covered bananas for $0.50...she's already sold $7.20 worth...of course, now she has to repay her credit (she owes me $5, but I want her to pay me in installments, just like a "real" credit) ....we also did cost analysis before pricing the popsicles and chocobananos...at a very basic level, of course, but I did make her take into account the electricity costs (from opening the fridge door everytime you grab a popsicle of banana) and gas cost (for melting the chocolate), and not just the ingredients...I also made her use $1 from what she had sold to buy a new batch of bananas when the first ones ran out (we got 20 bananas for $1)...

Next, she'll attempt to add pop corn  (I suggested it last night....it's cheap and we buy it as a treat for our house anyway, so if it doesn't sell, it's not a real loss) and strawberry milk popsicles (she's been making chocolate milk ones).... 

She wants to use her money to buy a doll carriage, as we got the one she has from a friend (used) and now it's starting to break...

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background: I made her some iced popsicles, and she asked me if she could sell them...she originally wanted to charge $1 (they were NEVER going to sell at that price!), so I decided it was a good opportunity to pass along some of what I learned at the business plan seminar I attended a couple of years ago! LOL!

How fun! What a great learning experience for her!

That's really neat!