money-making projects for children

Describes job opportunities for readers with writing skills, and provides information on working with editors, avoiding plagiarism, and using social networking to market one's writing.

Identifies employment options for teens who enjoy working with children, offering tips on finding a job, starting a business, and managing money.

Offers information on finding age-appropriate work for teenagers that takes them out in the open air.

Looks at the different ways that handy teens can make money, from landscaping and plumbing to building homes and fixing bicycles.

Describes the job opportunities for readers with computer skills, and provides information on how to find a job, business ethics, and training for career advancement.

Looks at the different ways that artistic teens can make money, from creating personalized clothing and working at a museum to painting murals and crafting ceramics.

Hooey Higgins and his best friend Twig plan to capture a shark and charge people to see it in order to raise money to buy a large chocolate egg in Mr. Danson's store window and end up finding something amazing.

While trying to raise enough money for a telescope, Little Bill makes a discovery about generosity and the needs of others.

Stink and his friends try to earn money to buy the latest book in the Nightmare on Zombie Street series and go to the book release party.

Things get out of hand for a twelve-year-old boy when a neighbor convinces him to expand his summer lawn mowing business.