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Lesson Plans
Ready-to-teach lesson plans built around real KANU activities. Each one covers a single class session — prep, delivery, and follow-up — with the activity embedded. Download it, teach it tomorrow.
Build Your First Landing Page
A one-period lesson where every student turns a business concept into a real public page — mission, value prop, and five real views by the bell.
One-Class Pitch Deck for a Real Idea
Students build a five-slide pitch deck, share it via tracked link, and capture real views — pitching taught through a real audience, in one session.
Conduct Interviews to Validate a Problem
Students interview real people to test whether a problem is real, urgent, and shared — then synthesize what they heard. Customer discovery, done for real.
Mock Interview with Audio Capture and Peer Feedback
Each student records a 60–90 second answer, gets it transcribed, and exchanges structured peer feedback — interview practice with real evidence, in one period.
Marketing Diagnosis Activity
Students analyze a real business or pitch page to judge what a first-time visitor actually understands — marketing turned into a concrete diagnostic skill.
QR Campaign Launch
Students build a flyer and landing page, connect them with a QR code, launch a live campaign, and review real engagement data.
Live A/B Test of Two Posts
Students write two post variants, give each a tracked link, share both, and watch which earns more clicks — live during class.
Real Market Validation in One Session
Students send a real survey to real people, collect responses during class, and write a data-driven target market analysis on the spot.
Speed Launch Warmup
Students go from a blank page to a published pitch page in one short session — a momentum-builder for the first week of any venture unit.
Classwide Pitch Feedback Session
Every student publishes a pitch page and leaves structured feedback on others — peer review turned into an active, accountable session.
Tracked Outreach to a Real Professional Contact
Students send three real outreach messages to professionals using tracked links and see who engages — networking with evidence, in one period.
Customer Satisfaction Reality Check
Students evaluate three real small-business pages using a customer-satisfaction framework and exchange peer feedback within the session.
More lesson plans added regularly.