Easy Ways for Kids to Make Money         

1, Sell $1 water bottles. In some cities in the summer, its popular for kids to sell $1 water bottles. go to costco, and 36 bottles go for $6. Its easier than lemonade for younger kids because there are less parts to the process. What you want to teach them are the concepts of expenses and revenues. revenues - expenses = profit

2, Why not have a garage sale and sell your old clothes and stuffed animals. Also, see if your mom will pay you for doing extra chores. Offer to clean out the garage for 10.00 or wash all the windows for 20.00. Hopefully, she'll see your determination and appreciate the fact that you're trying so hard.

3, I sell crayons giant star and heart shaped crayons that color diffrent colors there so eays to make. First get A lot of old crayons and make sure they are in the same color group then chop them up after you peel the paper. Put them in a foil mold (@ walmart) and then put them in the oven for 14 minutes wait for it to cool the viola. peel the foil off and boom a crayon that I sell alot of!

4,Sell home made lemonade out the front of your house. Find a market stall at the markets and sell drinks or food

4, Find out if there's a craft fair near you which charges small fees or no payment at all. Open your own booth with some friends and sell handmade cards, jewelry, or sculpey figures. Your booth can be as small as a card table or as big as a tent!

5, Buy a gum ball machine and place it prominently in your house. Good location include places where your parents empty their pockets of spare change in the evening when they come home from work. If the members of your family prefer chocolate, find a machine that dispenses M&M candies. A five-year-old girl in Oregon collected more than 200 quarters ($50.00) in approximately nine months.

6, House Cleaning. You can go door-to-door to people in your neighbourhood (especially the elderly) and ask if they need any light household cleaning done.

7, Work for somebody else. Advertise your availability to the neighborhood. Make up some flyers and stick them to the neighbors front door. For more info about kids jobs, you can click : Jobs for Kids

8, Charge reasonable prices. Mow a lawn: $25.00£»Wash a Car: $15.00£»Paint a fence: $1.00/per fence board£» Walk a dog: $5.00£»Baby Sit: $10/hr£»General Cleaning: $15/hr£»Shovel cow dung: $50/hr£»Lemon-Aid: $2 / cup£»General Helper: $10/hr.