Help neighbors or family members organize and run a garage sale. This can include setting up items, helping customers, and managing money.

Assist with gardening tasks such as watering plants, weeding, and planting flowers. This can be a seasonal job that requires attention to detail and a willingness to get dirty.

Assist an older sibling or neighbor with babysitting young children. Your tasks could include playing with the kids, preparing simple snacks, and keeping an eye on them.

Wash cars in your neighborhood. You will need basic supplies like a hose, car soap, and sponges. Additionally, ensure you have permission from the car owners and the time to do the job thoroughly.

Offer dog walking services to your neighbors. Make sure you are comfortable handling dogs of various sizes and have permission from your parents to do this activity.

Collect recyclables like cans and bottles from neighbors. Separate these items and take them to a recycling center to earn money based on the weight of the materials.

Make and sell handmade crafts like friendship bracelets, painted rocks, or bead jewelry. You can set up a small stand in your community or sell items online with your parent's help.

Do various chores like dusting, vacuuming, or washing dishes for neighbors or family friends. It teaches responsibility and earns you extra pocket money.

Offer lawn mowing services to neighbors. You will need access to a lawn mower and should be able to safely operate it and manage the workload during weekends or after school.

Look after pets in your neighborhood when their owners are away. This can include feeding, walking, and playing with the animals to ensure they are happy and healthy.

Teach younger kids subjects you excel in, like math or science, through video calls. Offering a friendly and approachable style can make learning fun for your students.