76 Ways For Kids To Make Money
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4. Homework Hall! Set up your bedroom, or an area in your home to be a mini classroom. 3 days a week during a! specific time (3-5 PM), supervise or help the younger kids in the neighborhood with homework. I wish I had a homework hall to send my daughter to when she was growing up. You can have multiple kids at once and run it like a classroom. Keep everyone focused and help those who ask. You can even do one on one help or help with specific projects for a bigger fee.!
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76 Ways for Kids to Make Money provides seventy-six ways for kids to make money, a brief description of the idea, and a place to keep track of their success. So choose something you love, are good at, or already know how to do, and get out there and make some money!
About the Author
My name is Amy Beckstead, and I always found ways to make money as a kid. You name it, I did it. For me, there was no limit to what I could do. I once found carnival tickets dumpster-diving for aluminum cans, so I put on a neighborhood carnival. At age nine I ran paper routes. Making money as a kid set me up for life. I learned the ability to work, be a self starter, and appreciate new ideas. I learned at a young age the concepts of work ethic and how to make money. Now, my nieces and nephews come to me to make money. I was motivated to give them many ideas to choose from so they too can make money as a kid. 76 Ways for Kids to Make Money is a book that list seventy-six ways for your kid to make money and includes a brief description of the idea to get them started. Included is a worksheet they can use to analyze each idea and determine if it’s profitable for them. www.76waysforkidstomakemoney.com