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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kid who started a beekeeping initiative (already was certified master beekeeper from Cornell) with a local jail, and eventually inmates mastered beekeeping and made honey. 
Kid packaged and sold the honey for them. Think inmates created a garden too and kid did same with that.

There's more to it, but that's the gist. 
At Stanford.[/quote]

That’s funny because I live on the west coast and kid beekeepers are kind of a dime a dozen out here. That and selling eggs from backyard flocks are both common crunchy educated kid activities in my area.[/quote]

Once it worked once for someone, it's out there and is getting replicated a million times.

Truly unique ECs:  no pain, no gain.  The kid really had to go through a lot to accomplish something amazing.  [/quote]

Agree. The most memorable I won't share here - because they are so unique and personal to the kids. One of which is my own. But they are absolutely authentic. And definitely not created by anyone on the outside - entirely-kid developed. Parents may nudge for a certain "output" to have measurable impact after a few years, but the process is driven entirely by kids.

The best thing is just to make sure your kids have enough free time to think, create and master something.[/quote]

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