Things kids can do to make money.
Summer time the kids are out of school,so it is a great time to introduce them to entrepreneurship.
Money. Money, money.
For teenagers:
Finding a summer job may be ideal in gaining some experience for the real world, please check out the locals stores for hiring,also volunteering at the shelters, the community center may be some good ideas.
Below I will list a few things to be consider;
.writing blogs ; for other bloggers
.Baby sitting
. Pet grooming
.Serving foods at events.
.Delivery svc
. Online survey
Pre-teens:
Here are a few winnings ideas;
. Mowing lawns
. Recycling/ scrap
.make and sell crafts
. Do chores for the neighbors
. Bake sale
. Lemonade stand/ hot chocolate stand
.Car wash
. Garage sale
Younger kids [ 7-11yrs]
.Candy sales
.Mom or dad assistance
. Help clean up after an event
.Feed or walking the pets
These are just a few ideas, search the internet for more great ideas. You can
also leave other ideas in the comment section.
Getting the kids to start saving and managing their money at a young age will be very beneficial for them in the long run. This will also teach the kids the value of working hard and to be responsible while earning money.
I so agree.
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DeleteI do agree. My niece is so creative as she buys stuff from the dollar store such as elactic bands etc.and makes bracelets and chains. And the funds would come from her savings. Great entrapuneurship there.
DeleteI think these are wonderful ideas ....I always had a summer job when I was younger. I dont see alot companies participating in summer positions so this generation needs to be more creative and lend towards entrepreneurship
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DeleteI agree, my 2 older daughters did summer jobs and worked after school I realized it made them more responsible when it comes to spending. Great encouragement!!
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Deletegreat ideas, will discuss with my kids, continue to share with us.
ReplyDeleteThat’s really good
ReplyDeleteI think these are wonderful ideas ....I always had a summer job when I was younger. I dont see alot companies participating in summer positions so this generation needs to be more creative and lend towards entrepreneurship
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ReplyDeleteWhat if I am a teen but not at the age of consent yet.. What do I do?
ReplyDeleteDear Aaliyah,
DeleteRemember it is just for the summer,therefore helping / working with a family member or friend with your parent consent should be ok.if it is an online job, you can have your mom or dad set up the online account and you do the work,or negotiate with parents or neighbor to do work around the house.
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