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August 10 | 4:00β6:00 PM | August 11 4:00-7:00pm Ages 8 - 12
π The Lemonade Lab: 2-Day CEO Experience
What if your child didnβt just learn about businessβ¦ but actually ran one?
In this hands-on, high-energy experience, students will step into the role of CEO - designing, building, and launching their own lemonade business from the ground up.
Inspired by The Lemonade War, this two-day lab blends literacy, math, creativity, and real-world application in a way that feels more like an experience than a lesson.
β¨ How It Works
π The CEO Kick-off (At Home)
Before the lab begins, every student will receive their official CEO Launch Kit to jumpstart the journey:
Personal copy of The Lemonade War by Jacqueline Davies: Read the story that started it all (included in your registration!)
CEO Startup Packet: An engaging pre-lab guide to help you start thinking about:
Cost & profit basics
Pricing strategies
Marketing & branding concepts
π This ensures every student arrives ready to think like an entrepreneur.
π‘ Day 1: Innovation Lab (Create & Design): Monday, August 10, 4-6pm @Faith Chapel
Students will collaborate in teams to build their business from the ground up.
π Taste test and experiment with lemonade recipes
π‘ Choose their product and βwow factorβ (flavors, garnishes, presentation)
π¨ Create a brand name, signage, and marketing plan
π° Set pricing based on cost and strategy
By the end of the session, each team will have a fully developed business plan and product ready for launch.
π΅ Day 2: Market Day (Launch & Lead): Tuesday, August 11, 4-7pm @Faith Chapel
Itβs opening day!
Students will bring their ideas to life by running their own lemonade stands for real customers.
Set up team-based lemonade stations
Serve customers and manage transactions
Communicate their brand and product
Receive feedback from community members
β¨ Special Feature:
Students will present and sell during a live community event, giving them a true entrepreneurial experience. All proceeds from our Lemonade Market Day will be donated to the Lucketts Food Pantry. Students will see firsthand how their ideas, effort, and teamwork can make a meaningful impact in their community.
WHAT STUDENTS WILL GAIN
Entrepreneurial thinking through planning, branding, and decision-making
Real-world math skills through pricing, budgeting, and transactions
Communication, teamwork, and leadership through running a live business
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LAB DETAILS
Dates: August 10-11
Location: Faith Chapel Gathering Place, Lucketts
Time: August 10 - 4:00PM-6:00PM; August 11 - 4-7pm
Drop-off begins at 3:45PM. Our Learning Labs are a full two-hour immersive experience, plus one hour Lemonade Marketplace on Tuesday, August 11.
Dismissal will begin promptly at 6:15PM on Monday. Students will be dismissed from Marketplace after 7pm on Tuesday.
HOW OUR LABS WORK
This project-based lab allows students to work in teams to plan, create, and run their own business. From idea to launch, students will collaborate, problem-solve, and make real-world decisions throughout the experience. Students will still receive guidance and support tailored to their level as they move through each stage of the process.
π The Lemonade Lab: 2-Day CEO Experience
What if your child didnβt just learn about businessβ¦ but actually ran one?
In this hands-on, high-energy experience, students will step into the role of CEO - designing, building, and launching their own lemonade business from the ground up.
Inspired by The Lemonade War, this two-day lab blends literacy, math, creativity, and real-world application in a way that feels more like an experience than a lesson.
β¨ How It Works
π The CEO Kick-off (At Home)
Before the lab begins, every student will receive their official CEO Launch Kit to jumpstart the journey:
Personal copy of The Lemonade War by Jacqueline Davies: Read the story that started it all (included in your registration!)
CEO Startup Packet: An engaging pre-lab guide to help you start thinking about:
Cost & profit basics
Pricing strategies
Marketing & branding concepts
π This ensures every student arrives ready to think like an entrepreneur.
π‘ Day 1: Innovation Lab (Create & Design): Monday, August 10, 4-6pm @Faith Chapel
Students will collaborate in teams to build their business from the ground up.
π Taste test and experiment with lemonade recipes
π‘ Choose their product and βwow factorβ (flavors, garnishes, presentation)
π¨ Create a brand name, signage, and marketing plan
π° Set pricing based on cost and strategy
By the end of the session, each team will have a fully developed business plan and product ready for launch.
π΅ Day 2: Market Day (Launch & Lead): Tuesday, August 11, 4-7pm @Faith Chapel
Itβs opening day!
Students will bring their ideas to life by running their own lemonade stands for real customers.
Set up team-based lemonade stations
Serve customers and manage transactions
Communicate their brand and product
Receive feedback from community members
β¨ Special Feature:
Students will present and sell during a live community event, giving them a true entrepreneurial experience. All proceeds from our Lemonade Market Day will be donated to the Lucketts Food Pantry. Students will see firsthand how their ideas, effort, and teamwork can make a meaningful impact in their community.
WHAT STUDENTS WILL GAIN
Entrepreneurial thinking through planning, branding, and decision-making
Real-world math skills through pricing, budgeting, and transactions
Communication, teamwork, and leadership through running a live business
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LAB DETAILS
Dates: August 10-11
Location: Faith Chapel Gathering Place, Lucketts
Time: August 10 - 4:00PM-6:00PM; August 11 - 4-7pm
Drop-off begins at 3:45PM. Our Learning Labs are a full two-hour immersive experience, plus one hour Lemonade Marketplace on Tuesday, August 11.
Dismissal will begin promptly at 6:15PM on Monday. Students will be dismissed from Marketplace after 7pm on Tuesday.
HOW OUR LABS WORK
This project-based lab allows students to work in teams to plan, create, and run their own business. From idea to launch, students will collaborate, problem-solve, and make real-world decisions throughout the experience. Students will still receive guidance and support tailored to their level as they move through each stage of the process.

