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Launch Checklist
Students review what is complete, what needs work, and what requires parent/guardian or teacher approval.
Module 5 Overview
Launch Plan, Pitch Deck & Demo Day
Students complete the program by organizing their business work into a final launch-ready portfolio. In this module, students create a launch checklist, finalize their business binder, build a simple pitch deck, practice their presentation, and participate in a student demo day showcase.
Designed for K–12 charter school students who need to present their business idea, target customer, offer, brand, website, pricing, marketing plan, and next steps with clarity and confidence.
What Module 5 Produces
- Launch readiness checklist and final business binder
- 7–10 slide pitch deck and demo day one-pager
- Presentation practice and feedback reflection
- Responsible launch plan and next steps
Student Outcomes
What students build in Module 5.
Students pull the full course together into a polished presentation and business portfolio that shows what they built, what they learned, and what happens next.
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Final Business Binder
Students organize all module deliverables into one finished student business portfolio.
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Pitch Deck
Students create a clear 7–10 slide presentation that explains the business concept and next steps.
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Demo Day Showcase
Students present their business concept to classmates, teachers, families, or approved community members.
Learning Areas
Module 5 helps students present a launch-ready business concept.
Launch Readiness Review
Students review Modules 1–4 and confirm that the business idea, customer, offer, brand, website plan, pricing, payment plan, marketing plan, sales script, and safety rules are ready to present.
Launch Checklist
Students create a checklist showing what is complete, what still needs work, and what requires adult approval before any public launch.
Final Business Binder
Students organize the final business idea, customer work, business plan, competitor research, brand guide, logo brief, website map, pricing, payment plan, marketing plan, sales script, AI checklist, and launch checklist.
Pitch Deck
Students create a short pitch deck covering the business name, problem, target customer, offer, why it matters, brand and website, pricing and payment plan, marketing plan, launch checklist, and next steps.
Presentation Practice
Students practice introducing themselves, speaking clearly, explaining the problem and solution, keeping slides simple, answering questions respectfully, and accepting feedback.
Demo Day Showcase
Students participate in a positive school-appropriate showcase with pitch presentations, website previews, logo or brand displays, business binders, Q&A, and feedback cards.
Feedback and Reflection
Students reflect on what they learned, what feedback helped, how their idea improved, how they used AI responsibly, and what they would change next.
Responsible Launch Plan
Students understand that launch-ready means organized and ready for approval, not automatically ready for public payments, orders, marketing, or customer communication.
Next Steps
Students identify whether their business is ready for a school showcase, needs more research, or may be ready for a parent/guardian-approved launch.
Module Deliverables
Each deliverable helps students finish strong and present clearly.
Launch Readiness Checklist
Reviews all business pieces before presentation.
Final Business Binder
Organizes all course work into a portfolio.
Student Business Pitch Deck
Presents the business idea clearly.
Demo Day One-Pager
Gives the audience a quick business summary.
Presentation Script or Notes
Helps students stay focused during their pitch.
Feedback Cards
Collects useful audience feedback.
Final Reflection
Helps students explain what they learned.
Responsible Launch Plan
Outlines approved next steps after Demo Day.
Certificate of Completion
Recognizes student progress and participation.
Recommended Pitch Deck Structure
Students build a simple, confidence-building deck that is clear enough for classmates, teachers, families, and approved community members to understand.
- Business name and problem
- Target customer and offer
- Why it matters
- Brand, website, pricing, and marketing
- Launch checklist and next steps
Responsible Launch Guidance
A launch-ready business concept means the idea is organized, clear, and ready for next-step approval. Public launch, payments, customer orders, and marketing require parent/guardian and program approval.
- Protect student privacy
- Avoid overpromising
- Get approval before public launch
- Use feedback to improve
- Define a safe next step
AI Prompt Examples
Student-friendly prompts for launch preparation and Demo Day.
Students use structured prompts to organize their pitch deck, presentation script, reflection, and responsible launch plan.
Launch Checklist Prompt
Help me create a simple checklist showing what is complete, what still needs work, and what needs parent/guardian or teacher approval.
Pitch Deck Prompt
Help me create a 7–10 slide pitch deck for my student business that is simple, clear, student-friendly, and appropriate for Demo Day.
Responsible Launch Prompt
Help me create a safe next-step plan that protects student privacy and avoids payments or public information without adult approval.