What are some ways for kids ages 6-13 able to make money and not make money online.?

Question

What are some ways for kids ages 6-13 able to make money and not make money online.?

Answer 1

Lemonade stand, newspaper delivery, car wash, dog p**p scooper, dog walker, water neighbors plants, help mom or dad around the house, deliver coupons to neighbors for local businesses, babysitting, selling candy and cookies, teaching old people how to use a computer or cell phone, yard work for neighbors, think of stuff your parents dont like to do and offer to do it for them for a fee.

Answer 2

Hi there,

I've been a member of a site called Treasure Trooper for a while now, and it's great. You get paid (via cheque or PayPal) to complete offers, surveys, and there are games you can play games to win referrals etc. There are many competitions, on the forum and on the main site which can win you things such as iPods and cash prizes, and best of all, it's all FREE! Check out my page on Squidoo about Treasure Trooper which has more information.

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Answer 3

Why the h**l would a 6 year old need to earn money?

Answer 4

my daughters are 6 and 8 yrs old and they have a lemonade stand that they run once a week. On days that I go to flea market, they come with me and sell baked goods.

If they are crafty they could make jewelry to sell at flea markets.

**For those that wonder why a 6 year old would make money. I am teaching my girls about finance. They have been busting their butt at their little lemonade stand and had a good chunk of change to take with us on our recent trip to Disney. They will continue to run this stand through the summer to save up for other items that they really want, or for future road trips. So before you get on your high horse, there is NOTHING wrong with children earning money to learn about finance. Especially in a world where most everyone is badly in debt and can barely scrape by. At least I am equipping my daughters with education and building a solid foundation for them to know how to work hard and not sit around expecting things to be handed over to them.** :)