How to Get and Evaluate Startup Ideas | Startup School?

Getting startup ideas is like collecting shiny rocks, you look for ones that sparkle and feel special.

Startup ideas are like shiny rocks, they can help you build a whole new world, but first, you need to find them. Startup School helps kids (and grown-ups!) learn how to pick the best rocks by playing games, talking with friends, and trying out new things.

How to Find Shiny Rocks

You can look for shiny rocks in many places:

  • Your daily life, like when you ride your bike or play with your toys.
  • Talking with others, sometimes a friend’s idea is the best one!
  • Trying new things, if something makes you laugh, cry, or jump up and down, it might be a shiny rock.

How to Know If It's a Good Rock

Once you have a rock, you need to test it. You can:

  • Try building a little house with your ideas.
  • Ask others what they think.
  • See if the idea helps people, like giving them more toys or better candy!

If your rock feels good and works well, it might be time to turn it into a shiny castle! Getting startup ideas is like collecting shiny rocks, you look for ones that sparkle and feel special.

Startup ideas are like shiny rocks, they can help you build a whole new world, but first, you need to find them. Startup School helps kids (and grown-ups!) learn how to pick the best rocks by playing games, talking with friends, and trying out new things.

How to Find Shiny Rocks

You can look for shiny rocks in many places:

  • Your daily life, like when you ride your bike or play with your toys.
  • Talking with others, sometimes a friend’s idea is the best one!
  • Trying new things, if something makes you laugh, cry, or jump up and down, it might be a shiny rock.

How to Know If It's a Good Rock

Once you have a rock, you need to test it. You can:

  • Try building a little house with your ideas.
  • Ask others what they think.
  • See if the idea helps people, like giving them more toys or better candy!

If your rock feels good and works well, it might be time to turn it into a shiny castle!

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Examples

  1. A student wants to start a business selling handmade bracelets, but isn't sure if the idea will work.
  2. Someone hears about a new app and wonders if it's worth developing.
  3. A group of friends starts a food truck but doesn't know how to measure their success.

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