Our company knows that an object has value when it can be used often and it satisfies consumer demands. There are different ways to measure value such as price and uses. We gave the Jaw Dropper the low price of $12.99! Now, what can you possibly do with the Jaw Dropper? Well, how about a beautiful table centerpiece to hold yummy treats? Need office space? Put paper clips, rubber bands, push-pins, and more into the Jaw Dropper! The possibilities are nearly endless!

“Jaw Drop your day!”

    You might ask, “Why a cupcake stand?” Well, we were first planning to make an umbrella, hat, or a beach chair. Then, Shae spontaneously suggested a cupcake stand! Although it was challenging for us all to agree on an innovation idea in the beginning, we agreed and started cutting apart and flattening Dixie cups.

    We taped all of the flattened dixie cups together to make a circle. In order to make our product durable, we taped popsicle sticks to the back of the base.  Then, we decided to make a pyramid stand by hot gluing a big ring of Dixie pillars.

     The next part of constructing the Jaw Dropper was adding accessories. We first twirled pipe cleaners around a pencil and hooked them on to the highest cup. It gave a nice flowing effect to the piece. Then, we got red string and glued in on to the edge of the base so that there were loops encircling it.

    We think that innovation is the act of inventing objects to make our lives easier. Innovation creates competition between companies, so we always have to be on top of the ball! It also raises the bar for a new level of technology, a bar that we aim to reach above and beyond! We, being entrepreneurs, need to be open to everyday objects having different uses and values. It is not as easy as it sounds!

Our workers in ACTION!

“We create for an innovative future!”

-Alyssa

Our members:

Kana-left, Shae-middle,

Alyssa-right

On the left shows (in order) Shae, Kana, and Alyssa showing off their newest edition.

Value? Innovation? Entrepreneurs? Product?