Buisness game for kids

Churn out lots of ships from your factory as you attempt to make a living out of this! You will need an entrepreneurial brain for this game, have the attitude of a shrewd businessman or businesswoman.

This is about simple spending to sell, speculate to accumulate. Be brave, be bold and most of all, don't be afraid to invest in blueprints as this will be rewarding for you in the long run! Play this Game. In Yummy Hotdog , own your own hot dog stand, carrying out maintenance and preparing the recipes to get everything ready to start serving some delicious fast food!

Complete tasks within the time limits to get a maximum rating of three stars per level! A food tycoon mini-game for all those tycoon fans! In Food Avenue you're trying to build a food empire on, well, Food Avenue. A good place to run a restaurant, I say. You start off with a bakery, which you can upgrade and get then buy some recipes for. But you'll have to make sure the place has food in stock, otherwise, you won't be getting too many customers! Once you've saved up you can start expanding into restaurants or ice cream shops, and each brings new recipes and, of course, new customers.

From time to time, some funky customers will come and try your gourmet food, like the Queen of England! Get ready for a multi-tasking, business management challenge setan airport! Merge and Fly is a tricky online property developer simulation game where you play the role of an airport that is trying to make money by having planes run around on its runway!

You must buy planes and keep them moving The aim of this game is to make as much money as possible from the planes that you have in circulation. To get more money, you need more planes to be moving around at a faster pace. You can click and drag one plane onto another to upgrade it too! Good strategic planning is the key to hitting your targets as you have to choose the best plane, best upgrade and best time to buy as money is finite.

Think you can run an airport and make money? Let's find out. Penguin Cafe is a funny little restaurant simulation game where you play the role of a Penguin, and have to use your expert table waiting, customer service and business management skills to quickly serve some hungry and demanding penguins your diner's customers.

The aim of the this game is to successfully run your own Penguin cafe! You decide to start your own high quality cafe restaurant with expert customer service and lightening-fast table waiting tactics!

Make them happy — keep them paying — and keep them coming back for more! This will test your ability to work under pressure and live up to high standards, do not let them slip! Earn as much as you can. OK, ready for some super-cool service, penguin style? Enjoy running your own business! In Tap for Money Restaurant , you play as a tycoon buying up all the cities to make as much money as possible. Rollercoaster Tycoon is all about building and managing a unique theme park. The detail of the game is what makes it such a hit.

The user will be dealing with everything from operating income down to the limitations on the traffic. Players are tasked with creating, operating, and managing their own theme parks. Issues that arise in the game include restroom limitations, safety concerns, pedestrian flow, and operating income.

Zoo Tycoon. Zoo Tycoon allows players to create their own completely free-form zoo. Start with fences for exhibits, then pick animals and give them toys, foliage, and anything else player wants. For customers, player can lay down paths to lead them around, then add food stands, amusement rides, even maps and trash cans. It teaches kids what it is really like to run a business, from cash flow to inventory, marketing to fundamental business planning.

If your child has an interest in animals they will love this game. Coffee Shop. Somewhat similar to lemonade stand, The Coffee Shop business game is very easy to learn. Kids start out with "seed money" to launch their business. From the first screen, you can set your price, redesign the coffee recipe, and buy supplies. Once you've set everything up, it's time to start your business day and see how well you do.

You can also watch what your customers are thinking as they walk past your coffee cafe. Some may think your price is too high, or that your coffee doesn't have enough milk.

By paying attention to customers, managing your supplies and pricing your coffee right, you can encourage customers to keep coming back for more. At the end of each day, you receive feedback about how many cups of coffee you sold as well as customer feedback.

This game teaches children the value of paying close attention to what people expect in order to give them what they want so that they value what you have to offer above your competition. Once you've set everything up, it's time to start your business day and see how well you do.

Selling Coffee As the business day progresses, you can watch what your customers are thinking as they walk past your coffee cafe. Some may think your price is too high, or that your coffee doesn't have enough milk. By paying attention to customers, managing your supplies and pricing your coffee right, you can encourage customers to keep coming back for more. The Daily Business Report At the end of each day, you receive feedback about how many cups of coffee you sold as well as customer feedback.

This game teaches children the value of paying close attention to what people expect in order to give them what they want so that they value what you have to offer above your competition. This is an important core principle of any business, and the earlier kids learn such an important lesson, the better entrepreneurs they will be as adults. Lemonade Stand is another fun business simulation game for kids.

While the graphics aren't quite as high quality as the Coffee Shop, the principles are the same and the action is just as fun.

Just like the Coffee Shop, the first step of this game is to organize what you will spend your initial investment money on. The Lemonade Stand Choose how much you'll spend on advertising, how you'll price the lemonade and how many glasses you are going to make for the next day.

This step also teaches kids how to work with money, because you must multiply how much you'll charge per glass by the number of glasses you plan to make, and then subtract the cost of making each glass so that you can estimate profits.

Instead, the next screen goes instantly to the results of day one. It's up to you to carefully look at how many glasses sold and whether you made profit or not.

The trick is to analyze what worked and what didn't, take a look at the expected weather for the next day, and then tweak things to increase your profit.