Kids-To-Kids Writing Program™

This is a chance for you to develop your writing skills, opportunity to get published,  have other  kids enjoy your writing work and help kids read about business. 

If you have ever dreamt about being a writer  and having lots of people read your work; we hope to help you realize your dream.

kids-to-kids means kids providing something to other kids. 

      Writing includes essays, opinions, short stories, poems, jokes, diaries, books, etc.

            Program  organizes activities for kids to do something.

The important thing about this program is that the topic of the writings is related to business.  The topic of business includes careers, preparing for work, developing business & life skills that help you in business and understanding particular businesses.

Why We Created This Program

TeachingKidsBusiness.com  website is developing  this program to create content and give kids a great experience.

We have a lot of respect for what kids are capable of doing.  We believe that kids have great ideas and if we encourage the development and sharing of these ideas; kids will benefit greatly.  

As kids discover and develop their writing talents we hope to  launch kids into the wonderful business of writing.

 Become A "kids-to-kids Writing Program Associate"

You already write for school assignments or for your own diary or interest.  Why don't we figure out a way for you to work at your writing skills for TeachingKidsBusiness.com.  Consider becoming an associate for our "kids-to-kids Writing Program" as someone who writes about business related material for kids and who is willing to share it with other kids in the TeachingKidsBusiness.com website.

We are not in a position to hire you or pay you at this stage, but we can help you get started and gain experience . There is even the opportunity for you to write and let us help you publish your work. The use of the internet will allow us to publish  your work to make it available to other kids.  

We are working on a business plan for this opportunity which will  basically be setting up an e-Book publishing section  to create and distribute books electronically  through downloads and e-mail, rather then as  paper books from a store or library.

Imagine yourself as an writer  who is read by many kids. This opportunity would give you valuable experience, allow you to test material and help you develop a name. We also hope to help you sell your writings and make some money.

Check-out our Kids-To-Kids Writings.

Check-out our Publishing Division Programs.

Check-out our Kids-Works-Venture Program™ and see if you can get a project started!

Tips On How To Get Started. 

• Think about a topic that you want to write about. Topics could include the first "job" you had that you got paid for. Write about what you did, learned, what you would have done differently and how other kids should try it.

• Build on your topic by writing a list ideas to help to develop what you would like to discuss. 

• Sort the list of ideas into an order that you think you should develop your story. You may have to drop some ideas or group some together.  Once you have sorted the ideas you may want to add to them again to further develop some parts and come up with some ending remarks.

• Take one idea at a time from your list and develop a list of sub-ideas to develop what you want to say about this idea.

• Shape the ideas into paragraphs. By develop sentences for each of your main ideas. The first sentence could introduce the idea. The next few sentences should develop and discuss the idea further with the ending paragraph concluding your main idea. 

• A good starting point would be short stories.  

• Example of kids-to-kids writings

Commercial Issues And Opportunities With Kid's Writings

We have not developed this program for our commercial gain or for yours. Our intent to encourage kids to write and if possible, to acknowledge their work.  There is no commercial gain from these writings.  The writing are not being sold. If  TeachingKidsBusiness.com develops commercial opportunities or is approached with a publishing opportunity for these writing, then the authors will be contacted .  Depending on the interest and success of the program and  writings, there may be some commercial interest in the future.  We would like to take what we feel is the appropriate steps to protect the interests of young authors. 

If you submit a writing to us, please note who the author of the writing is by Copyright © Year, Name.  Example, Copyright © 2002, Jeff M. Brown.  You can use a Net Name to protect your real name.  Copyright protects you from anyone copying your work and using it without your permission. Unfortunately, you are only protected if you take steps to protect yourself and prevent people from using your work.  

 By sending us your writings you consent to having TeachingKidsBusiness.com posting the written material on the www.teachingkidsbusiness.com website. 

  TeachingKidsBusiness.com can not be held responsible for the copy and redistribution by users who obtain your writings from the website.  It is our understanding that when your writing is published on our  website for other kids to enjoy and learn from it, it is very difficult to prevent people from copying your work, by e-mailing, printing or down-loading etc.

We want everyone to understand that kids participating in this program  are doing their submitted  writings (writings they sent to TeachingKidsBusiness.com) for the benefit of  experience and not for commercial gain. Any writings that are developed through this program, which  kids decide to publish on their own, through other channels of distribution is the business of those kids.  We hope to provide links in our site to help kids pursue other opportunities for their writings. Our Kids-Works-Ventures™ Program is developing to help in the commercialization of kid's works.

How To Submit Your Writings To TeachingKidsBusiness.com

We would like you to submit your writings to us for us to consider publishing them on the website or possibly in a book.  There are a number of other things we are working on that will encourage kids to write, for kids to share their writing with other kids and for kids to benefit from their writing. 

Make sure you protect your work by  identifying the author of the original work by using copyright  protection. You will need to put Copyright © 2004, Your Name.

We will review  the writings submitted to us and view selected pieces on the website for other kids to read.  

We will not be selling your work. You are submitting your written work to TeachingKidsBusiness.com to share your work with kids and to gain the satisfaction and recognition of being a writer.  TeachingKidsBusiness.com can not be held responsible for the copying of your work from the TeachingKidsBusiness.com website and the distribution of your work.

If and when we develop our publishing division we will present you with the appropriate agreement to allow your work to be sold and how we will pay you for your work.

To submit your writing to us, you can contact us from our contact page.

If you are under that age of 13, you must have a parent /adult send us this information because you can't send us personal identifiable information (e-mail address) without adult consent.

Congratulations from TeachingKidsBusiness.com!  You have taken another big step in developing your business skills and career preparation.   You will find this to be a very helpful skill, as you use it daily.  Don't stop here!