Build-A-Business Camp
Six weeks to turn your kid's idea into a real business.
Hands-on entrepreneurship camp for 6th and 7th grade homeschoolers at Das GreenHaus in Boerne. No lectures or worksheets. They find a problem, build a product, and sell it at Market Day.
Apply nowAbout 2 minutes. Nothing due today.
for all six sessions. Sponsored seats available.
- Starts
- TimeOnce a week, Thu or Fri
- Who6th and 7th gradeHomeschooled students
- WhereDas GreenHaus7 Upper Balcones Rd, Boerne
Sponsored seats
Can't swing ? Apply for a sponsored seat.
We don't want the fee to keep any kid out. Check one box on the application and a local sponsor covers the full program. No explanation needed and no separate form.
Apply for a sponsored seatWhat they'll actually do.
One 90-minute session a week. Each builds on the last.
They walk away able to turn a problem into a solution, use feedback to make it better, sell a product to real customers, and pitch out loud with confidence.
We've run this before.
Last summer the Das GreenHaus interns designed and ran a two-day Kids Entrepreneurship Camp. Local elementary students started businesses and pitched them to a panel of Sharks. This camp gives that model six weeks and a real market at the end.
All three are Boerne ISD Incubator Program alumni who built real ventures as juniors. The camp is run through Das GreenHaus, a Boerne nonprofit, with its mentor network behind it. Group size is capped at 9 so every student gets real attention.
Apply in about two minutes.
We confirm by email. Nothing to pay today.
All six sessions, materials and a Market Day booth
One invoice by email after your seat is confirmed. Pay by card or check. Need a sponsored seat? Check the yellow box below.
Quick questions.
Does my student need a business idea already?
No. Session 1 starts where every founder starts: spotting problems. They leave that day with a list of problems worth solving.
What if we can't afford tuition?
Apply anyway and check the sponsored seat box. Local sponsors cover seats for families where the fee would be a hardship. No explanation needed.
How do we pay?
Once your student's seat is confirmed, we email one invoice for the full program. Pay by credit card or check. Nothing is due before that email.
What happens at Market Day?
Students set up their own booth, sell the products they built, and deliver a final pitch. Friends and family are welcome to come shop.
What if we have to miss a session?
Sessions build on each other, so we'll help your student catch up at the next one. Tuition covers the full program and isn't prorated or refunded for missed sessions.
Who can I contact with questions?
Email dghinterns@gmail.com.