
Explore how seven steps—plan, source, make, store, move, deliver—show how people, planet, and technology, including AI, sustain and connect everyday goods in the supply chain.
Follow Lily and her bear Barnaby as the special thread travels from sheep farm to store, illustrating how supply chain leaders coordinate farming, manufacturing, shipping, and delivery.
Logistics takes Leo and Comet on a starry delivery, guiding packages through planning, sorting, and the journey from a sorting hub to Leo's city. Logisticians ensure safe, on-time delivery.
Join Ella as she acts as a demand planner, using clues to predict ice cream demand and plan 70 chocolate and 30 vanilla cones for the school fair.
Sam's super stand teaches forecasting by reading sun and clouds with appy to predict lemonade and cookie demand, showing little leaders how clues and patterns guide tomorrow’s planning.
Learn how scheduling leaders coordinate appointments, tasks, and adventures to keep the world running smoothly, as Timmy discovers time hero skills through his tooth time mission.
Follow Mia's magic grocery list to learn procurement: choosing and buying food from farmers, selecting the best tomatoes and apples, and becoming a smart procurement leader.
Noah and his friends demonstrate supplier relationship management as a team-building approach, planning with partners to bring sandwiches, juice, and berries for a successful playground picnic.
Jay learns to balance choices and trade-offs in a candy shop, picking a smaller chocolate bar and gummy bears to maximize value, as shopkeepers frame purchasing as treasure hunting.
Liam's Lego car factory shows how production thrives on an assembly line turning ideas into real creations through teamwork and careful planning, as wheels, doors, and roofs become finished cars.
Explore how Ava's cookie factory turns dough into delicious treats by mixing, shaping, baking, and packing, showing manufacturing leadership as kids learn planning and production steps.
Chloe learns quality control by inspecting cupcakes, checking frosting neatness and wrapper alignment, and performing a taste test to ensure safety and top quality.
Benji and Geoffrey transform a closet into a toy warehouse by sorting, shelving, labeling, and stocking toys, showing how warehousing leaders keep order and treasures safe and easy to find.
Sophia acts as an inventory leader to balance balloons, hats, and cupcakes so supply matches demand for six friends and nothing goes to waste.
Harper and bolt perform a toy inventory audit, counting cars and identifying the firetruck to ensure the list matches reality. Audit leaders like Harper double-check details and teach careful verification.
Ethan the toy boss conducts a stock check, counts toys, and organizes them into their homes, ensuring every friend is accounted for before bedtime.
Nina creates a toy treasure map to plan distribution, delivering each toy to the right home and demonstrating what it means to be a distribution leader.
Follow Omar's Goodies Express to see how transportation moves treats and toys to their destination, with trucks, ships, and planes moving treasures worldwide.
Maya and her team demonstrate third-party logistics by coordinating partners, planning tasks, and mobilizing help to set up a school fair, transforming chaos into an organized, unforgettable event.
Diego the dasher completes the last mile by delivering joy from the town warehouse to the front door, showing how last mile leaders bring smiles to every home.
Leila’s lost puzzle piece illustrates how customer service leaders solve problems in the supply chain, ensuring families receive what they need by coordinating care, shipping, and timely communication.
Kai embarks on a sparkly recycling journey, turning a bottle into a toy car, and showing how everyday recycling and supply chain recycling leaders transform old items into treasures.
Zara learns about the supply chain and sustainability by choosing local apples and a box without extra plastic, showing how small actions protect the air and planet.
Join Leo's toy swap circle to practice sharing, swapping, and reusing toys in a loop that keeps toys moving. Become a circular supply chain leader by keeping treasures in circulation.
Discover how Nora uses a smart robot planner and digital supply chain data to forecast shortages, plan purchases, and boost efficiency for her art project.
This course turns everyday moments — like grocery shopping, birthdays, or even dentist appointments — into fun stories that teach kids the hidden magic of supply chains. Through short animated lessons, kids learn how planning, making, moving, and delivering goods connects the world. By the end, they see themselves not just as learners, but as future supply chain leaders.
Methodology: The Supply Chain Journey
The Little Leaders of the Supply Chain course is built around 7 building blocks of supply chain, simplified and made relatable for kids.
1. Plan → Decide what’s needed.
2. Source → Gather supplies from helpers.
3. Make → Turn parts into amazing things.
4. Store → Keep everything safe.
5. Move → Transport by trucks, trains, ships, or planes.
6. Deliver → Bring it to the customer, even the last step.
7. People, Planet & Technology → Care for people, the planet, and use smart tools like AI.
This methodology ensures that children learn step by step, connecting fun stories to real-world supply chain concepts, and guiding them through the complete supply chain journey — from everyday life examples to understanding how leaders keep the world running smoothly — all while inspiring them to become future supply chain innovators and leaders.
Transform the way your students learn with story-driven, interactive supply chain lessons! Educators and schools can now obtain a licensed and authorized access to the course and gain full rights to teach and use it within their classrooms or learning platforms.