JayKayElle™All games Lemonade Stand

A Jay, Kay & Elle money adventure

Lemonade Stand

Run a business. Read the money reports. Save for a goal!

Jay · SalesKay · OperationsElle · Books
Jay, sales managerKay, operations managerElle, bookkeeper
Day & timeDay 1 · 9:00 AM
Cash$10.00
Revenue$0.00
Sales tax sent$0.00
Parents$10.00 due
Pitcher0 cups
🌅 9 AM
5 PM 🌇Clock paused while you shop, read, and planMeal-time rush! More customers are nearby.
Today's weather

No rain predicted today.

Not raining now.

Next moveGet pitcher supplies

A mix pitcher needs powder and 10 cups.

Savings plan Supplies · Parents · Toy goal

These are planning guides. All your money stays in Cash.

1. Shop for supplies

Powder lemonade needs mix and 10 cups. Fresh lemonade needs lemons, sugar, and 10 cups. Each item gets a new price at 9 AM each game day; it stays fixed until the next morning.

Checkout adds 5% sales tax.

Signs that bring visitors

Signs are reusable business equipment. Buy once; use them on future days. Bigger signs bring more visitors.

Our supply shelf

2. Mix one pitcher

Choose a recipe when you have the ingredients and cups.

Spill insurance pays after a spill. It does not cover cups or leftovers.
3. Sell lemonade · 9 AM–5 PMOne real second is one game minute at the stand. Time stops elsewhere. Choose a price and deal. Tap the cup when a customer comes. They wait 8 seconds. A spill may happen.
Not raining now.No rain predicted today.

The city has more foot traffic. Rushes happen 9–10 AM, noon–1 PM, and 4–5 PM. Signs add visitors; only the place changes willingness to pay.

JayPrice for one cup
Price for one cup
Promotion
Price per cup: $1.00Pick a mix to see who may buy.
A lemonade stand in the chosen neighborhoodKay running the pitcherElle keeping the books
Mix a pitcher to open the stand.
Lemonade pitcher
Elle

No lemonade mixed yet.

Standard cups: 0 · Fancy cups: 0

Mix a pitcher to start a shift.

Last sale

A customer will pay the menu price plus 5% tax. The tax goes to the government, not your cash.

Lemonade cupCustomer pays $1.05
Stand keeps $1.00
Tax sent $0.05

4. Read Elle's Business Book

Choose a page to see how the stand is doing.

Money Moves

Purchases and payments from this business run, newest first.

How did our prices work?

Each mark is one customer offer in this business run.

✓ Bought a cup× Did not buy⌛ Left early⚠ Spilled

Toy Store

Choose a toy to save for. You can buy after the parent loan is paid.

My Toy Room

Your toys stay safe, even when this lemonade run ends.

Mom & Dad's Money Lessons

Read these cards anytime for a quick business idea.

The 4 Ps of marketing

Marketing means making choices that help customers find and enjoy what you sell. Each P is a choice you can try in this game.

What we practiced

Start your lemonade business to unlock lessons.

Uh-oh! The stand needs help.

There is not enough cash and stock for another pitcher. You can sell a toy back for half of what you paid, or end this business run.

Plan the day

Day 1 weather forecast

No rain predicted today.

New lemonade business?

Your toy collection is safe. A new run begins with a new $10 loan and an empty supply shelf.

Team Business Huddle

Income tax needs a plan

Elle's closing report

Day 1 · Closed at 5:00 PM

Sales tax goes to the government with each sale. A day with profit also has 20% tax. Insurance pays for spills, not leftovers. Cups, mix, and signs stay for tomorrow.