Money Making Schemes

Nagesh answers:

If your city has a recreation center or perhaps a YMCA, find out if they are still hiring for Summer Day Camps. It would probably good experience for dealing with children if thats the level you want to teach at.

I work for my city’s Parks & Rec Dept here in Texas and its pretty fun, aside from misbehaving children.

Nagesh answers:

Visit your library for age correct ideas.

Lice aren’t an issues in real world.

Nagesh answers:

First, make sure you have permission to do this.

You probably can’t get a part-time job because you are too young so here’s a few ideas from someone who was once your age. Since I wasn’t old enough for a job but still wanted spending money, from age ten to thirteen I worked hard and earned a ton of money (considering it was tax-free and I had no bills) by:
-babysitting,
-mowing lawns and pulling weeds,
-walking people’s dogs,
-helping people pack for their move,
-feeding pets and letting them out to pee when people were away,
-working a paper route,
-helping elderly people with grocery shopping and other errands,
-cleaning people’s homes
-washing people’s cars
-asking people (friends and family) for their unwanted goods and holding yard sales
-selling crafts and homemade items (I sold picture frames, ashtrays I made, teddy bears I made and friendship bracelets)

Ask your parents and other family members to help get the word out for you. Get them to tell their coworkers, friends, family, people at church, acquaintances etc. That you are willing to work. Put out ads in grocery stores, pet stores, libraries, on-line, in the newspaper etc.

I earned all of my money (except the paper route) through family and friends and neighbors. I did a good job and people told their friends and family members about me so I made even more money. Look up on-line what people charge and are willing to pay for, for those services. Make sure you have permission from your parents and stay safe by making sure that your parents know where you are, and know the people you are working for. Don’t work for complete strangers!

Also, see if you can make any extra money from your parents by doing work around your house like washing the car, cleaning the gutters, mowing the lawn etc. Good Luck!

Nagesh answers:

Just wash cars and bakesale

Nagesh answers:

1) Babysitting.
2) Porter – help other people to transport stuff for $$.
3) Sell you old stuff.
4) Sell home-made food/drinks.
5) Help around community center.