• If you want your kid to make some extra money without leaving the comforts of your home or property, make work opportunities in the home. While your kid can make some money by helping out with house chores, children also can sell products from your garage or sidewalk.
  
  

Baby Sitting

• If you are working daily and have younger children in the home, you need a babysitter to watch the children while you work. If you feel comfortable leaving your kid at home with your younger children, you can offer your kid a small fee for babysitting. You should not take the babysitting for granted, but if you pay him for helping out with babysitting, he may be more motivated to watch and play with his younger siblings.
  
  

Garden Work

• Your kid may enjoy being outside, being creative and having responsibility. If your kid is a natural learner, then paying her to complete the gardening work may be the ideal job. If this is the case, then you need to give her the freedom to plant new flowers and have some responsibility, so she feels like the garden is her territory. The more freedom and responsibilities you give her, the harder work and more dedication she will put into the garden work.
  
  

Snow Removal

• If you are living on a corner property, shoveling snow can be a daunting task. Offer your kid some extra cash for shoveling the snow on your property, including the sidewalk, driveway, steps, porch and back patio. If your kid needs some extra cash, you can consider letting your kid shovel your neighbor's property.
  
  

Lemonade Stand

• If your kid enjoys spending time with neighbors and selling homemade treats, a lemonade and cookie stand may be a method for him to make some quick money. Although he will be running a small business, he does not have to leave your home or property to sell lemonade or cookies. If you do not want your kid to stand close to the road or on the sidewalk, you can put up a small stand in the garage and place signs near the road to promote the lemonade stand.