Oklahoma Standards Alignment
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Oklahoma Standards Alignment
How the Boss Kid Build 8-Kit Series maps to Oklahoma CareerTech entrepreneurship instruction.
Boss Kid Build is a pre-CTE entrepreneurship curriculum for learners ages 8–12 (grades 3–6), designed as the on-ramp to high school Career & Technical Education. Every kit develops competencies that align with entrepreneurship instruction delivered through Oklahoma CareerTech's Business, Marketing & Information Technology Education (BMITE) division.
Oklahoma's BMITE courses are built on MBA Research national instructional-area standards and sit within the Marketing and Business Management & Administration clusters (CIP 52.0701). The crosswalk below maps each kit to those courses and instructional areas.
Where Entrepreneurship Lives in Oklahoma
Marketing Cluster — Marketing Management Pathway: Marketing Fundamentals, Digital Marketing, Entrepreneurship, and the Marketing Entrepreneur program area (OCAS 9795).
Business Management & Administration Cluster: Introduction to Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship: Business Development, Entrepreneurship: Business Management, and Advanced Entrepreneurship (OCAS 9206 & 9207).
MBA Research Instructional Areas: The competency backbone of BMITE courses — Entrepreneurship (EN), Marketing (MK), Promotion (PR), Selling (SE), Pricing (PI), Financial Analysis (FI), Economics (EC), Emotional Intelligence (EI), and Professional Development (PD).
Industry Certifications: Courses culminate in the Certiport Entrepreneurship & Small Business (ESB) certification and Precision Exams by YouScience, with BPA and DECA as the aligned CTSOs.
Kit-by-Kit Alignment
Each kit maps to the Oklahoma BMITE course(s) it prepares students for, and to the MBA Research instructional areas Oklahoma's curriculum is built upon.
| Boss Kid Build Kit | Oklahoma BMITE Course & Cluster | Aligned MBA Research Instructional Areas |
|---|---|---|
| Kit 1 — Find Your Big Idea Stage 1: Discover | Entrepreneurship Awareness; Introduction to Entrepreneurship | EN: recognize opportunities & generate ideas · EC: wants, needs, scarcity · EI: self-awareness · PD: career awareness |
| Kit 2 — Know Your Customer Stage 1: Discover | Introduction to Entrepreneurship; Marketing Fundamentals | MK: identify a target market · CR: understand customer needs · EN: validate an idea · CO: gather customer input |
| Kit 3 — Build Your Brand Stage 2: Build | Entrepreneurship: Business Development; Marketing Fundamentals | PM: brand identity & positioning · PR: brand image basics · MK: differentiate an offering |
| Kit 4 — Make Your Product or Service Stage 2: Build | Entrepreneurship: Business Development | PM: develop an offering · OP: produce & deliver · EN: idea to product |
| Kit 5 — Set Your Price Stage 3: Launch | Entrepreneurship: Business Development; Personal Finance | PI: set a price · FI: cost, revenue, profit basics · EC: supply & demand |
| Kit 6 — Spread the Word Stage 3: Launch | Digital Marketing; Business & Marketing Communications | PR: promotional messages & channels · MK: marketing communications · CO: communicate value |
| Kit 7 — Make the Sale Stage 4: Grow | Customer Service; Entrepreneurship: Business Development | SE: the selling process · CR: build loyalty · CO: persuasive communication |
| Kit 8 — Lead & Level Up Stage 4: Grow | Entrepreneurship: Business Management; Advanced Entrepreneurship | EN: manage & grow a venture · SM: plan for growth · EI: leadership · PD: reflect & set goals |
A Note on Alignment Level
Boss Kid Build introduces these instructional areas at an age-appropriate, awareness-and-application level for ages 8–12. Oklahoma's secondary courses carry them to mastery and certification. The alignment reflects prerequisite readiness — the concepts and habits that let students arrive in BMITE entrepreneurship courses already fluent in the language of business.
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References the Oklahoma CareerTech BMITE Statewide Instructional Framework (FY25–FY26) and MBA Research national instructional areas. Standards are subject to revision; verify current frameworks at oklahoma.gov/careertech.
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