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Printable entrepreneurship worksheet with five case studies prompting analysis of real-world business ventures for Grades 9–12 students.
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5 Case Studies of Entrepreneurs

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This printable entrepreneurship worksheet uses five real-world case studies to help high school students explore business ventures and entrepreneurial thinking. Students analyze what needs entrepreneurs addressed, their motivations and risks, innovations involved, and mistakes that led to success or failure—including Tom Turnbull, Anita's dog boarding kennel, and Virginia Marshall's children's product line. Useful for business and economics classes, entrepreneurship units, or inquiry-based group discussions.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Economics
Grade Level:
9th – 12th Grades
Updated January 2026

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