The document provides guidance for students on how to become entrepreneurs by planning and producing simple products to sell. It explains that students should use their creativity and resourcefulness to identify needs in their community through surveys. Once a product is selected, students are instructed to prepare budgets, materials, and a production schedule to ensure their product meets the needs of potential customers.
The document provides guidance for students on how to become entrepreneurs by planning and producing simple products to sell. It explains that students should use their creativity and resourcefulness to identify needs in their community through surveys. Once a product is selected, students are instructed to prepare budgets, materials, and a production schedule to ensure their product meets the needs of potential customers.
The document provides guidance for students on how to become entrepreneurs by planning and producing simple products to sell. It explains that students should use their creativity and resourcefulness to identify needs in their community through surveys. Once a product is selected, students are instructed to prepare budgets, materials, and a production schedule to ensure their product meets the needs of potential customers.
JENNIFER N. SAMALA TLE 6 Teacher PRODUCE SIMPLE PRODUCTS LESSON 1 After going through this module, you are expected to:
1.Plan simple products to sell;
2. Produce simple products to sell; and 3. Cite examples of goods and services in different production areas. As a 6th Grader, do you think it is possible for you to earn money by producing simple products and services? Why? Think of what goods and services can be made from each production. The first production area is answered for you. To become an ideal entrepreneur, you must
understand the market and the human
motivation for buying and selling a product or service based on needs, wants, and demands. Always keep consideration on what you need rather that what you want. Entrepreurship – is the pursuit of opportunity beyond resources controlled. Entrepreneur – is “a person who starts a business and is willing to risk loss in order to make money. Desires to establish a business that will be able to produce new and simple products Planning Simple Products to Sell Are you creative, inventive and resourceful? Are you observant of the people and things around you and find ways and means of converting some of the things you see into marketable items and products? If for instance, you see a pile of old magazines and newspapers in your garage, what can you do with this to make it marketable? Young boys and girls like you can be potential entrepreneur. Use your creativity and resourcefulness, as well as your skill, to create simple products to sell. To ensure that your products will be sold, you need to make a simple survey, whether in your school or in your neighborhood to identify what potential customers need. A simple survey can be an interview with some classmates in your school if you intend to sell in school or residents in the neighborhood or in the school. Then look around you to find out if what they need is already available in neighborhood or in the school. If it is not yet available, or if it is available but it is not enough to meet the demand, then decide on whether to create the product needed, and what product it would be. Producing Simple Products to Sell Once you have identified the needs of the people in your community and have identified the product you want to produce, you can now plan your budget, the materials and the tools needed, and the schedule of operation. If you do not have the skill to produce, you can either buy the product from its primary source where it is cheaper, or buy the product in bulk or in wholesale, then repack it in smaller quantities for retailing. Simple products like roasted peanuts, varieties of cookies, pumpkin seeds, corn chips, cakes, cupcakes, polvoron, candies like pastillas, yema and varieties of hard candies; accessories like bracelets, necklaces, headbands and the like which are popular among students in schools, are saleable items. School items like writing tools, pencil cases, writing pads and erasers are needed by pupils. One of the slogans in marketing today is that “if you do not have a market, create one!” this means create a demand for your product through salesmanship and good quality product at a reasonable price. Remember 1. Potential entrepreneurs are creative,inventive and resourceful. 2. To determine needs/demands of potential customers, make a survey in the school or neighborhood. Interview these potential customers and scan the neighborhood and school with products already available on sale. 3. Once you have decided what product to produce, prepare your budgets, tools and materials, and schedule of operation Fill in the blanks with the correct word or words to complete the sentence. Choose your answer from the box below. Boys and girls like you can be entrepreneurs by using your (1.)_____, (2.)_____ and (3.)_____. To ensure that your products can be sold, you need to make a (4.)_____ in your school neighborhood to find out the(5.) _____ of your potential customers.
Innovativeness Survey Creativity
Needs Resourcefulness Activity Make a project plan about a simple, useful and easy to make project that is needed in your home. Use the template on page 9 of your module in TLE 6
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