Things are warming up around most of the world with the arrival of summer.
Schools' out, the beaches are crowded and there's so much you want to do, but you happen to be low on dough.
So what does a person, in this case, you, do to rustle up some extra money to keep the summer time rolling? Well, there's a lot of advice out there, and normally I would rehash most of the same advice, work online, blogging, marketing or some other sort.
However, summer presents a wonderful opportunity to make good cash to splurge on your summer soiree.
How? A Craft School for kids.
Now hang on a jot, I know it's a little unorthodox but hear me out.
Summer means no school, kids with heaps of spare time on their hands, and parents desperately trying to find a way to keep the kids busy, involved I constructive activities and to generally get them out their (the parents') hair for a while every day.
The best way to cover all the bases? Arts and Crafts with kids.
And it's so simple you can set it up and get it running within a week.
The checklist here isn't exhaustive but it should give you a start from where you can get planning about how to run a fun, engaging and profitable camp for kids.
1.
The physical location.
Find a place that has space, plenty of fresh light and ventilation but is covered from the elements.
While outdoor activities are always fun, there has to be an area where your kids can take shelter in case it's too hot, rainy or just to cool down.
2.
How old do you want these kids to be? Can you handle kids who are between 7 and 9 years of age? Or do you prefer them a little older? In their teens? 3.
Do your research on new learning activities.
The internet provides numerous fun activities that integrate learning, teamwork, and can be enjoyed by the participants as well as the people leading these activities 4.
Hygiene and sanitation.
It may be an obvious thing to point out, but you have to ensure you have restrooms, water, first aid kits etc all ready and available at ALL times.
5.
For younger kids, think about hiring an attendant for all their little boys' room or little girls' room help.
6.
Network with parents and School associations to get a feeling of the sort of activities parents would want their kids to be part of.
7.
Advertise within your neighbourhood, and it would help if you can enlist some neighbourhood moms to the cause.
Word of Mouth is still the best advertising and marketing tool available to any business There's more than just that list, but like I said, the idea here to help you get going by providing a basic idea.
Now all you need to do to get that extra money is finish reading this article, open up your word processor and start planning on how you intend to make extra money and a killing this summer.
Schools' out, the beaches are crowded and there's so much you want to do, but you happen to be low on dough.
So what does a person, in this case, you, do to rustle up some extra money to keep the summer time rolling? Well, there's a lot of advice out there, and normally I would rehash most of the same advice, work online, blogging, marketing or some other sort.
However, summer presents a wonderful opportunity to make good cash to splurge on your summer soiree.
How? A Craft School for kids.
Now hang on a jot, I know it's a little unorthodox but hear me out.
Summer means no school, kids with heaps of spare time on their hands, and parents desperately trying to find a way to keep the kids busy, involved I constructive activities and to generally get them out their (the parents') hair for a while every day.
The best way to cover all the bases? Arts and Crafts with kids.
And it's so simple you can set it up and get it running within a week.
The checklist here isn't exhaustive but it should give you a start from where you can get planning about how to run a fun, engaging and profitable camp for kids.
1.
The physical location.
Find a place that has space, plenty of fresh light and ventilation but is covered from the elements.
While outdoor activities are always fun, there has to be an area where your kids can take shelter in case it's too hot, rainy or just to cool down.
2.
How old do you want these kids to be? Can you handle kids who are between 7 and 9 years of age? Or do you prefer them a little older? In their teens? 3.
Do your research on new learning activities.
The internet provides numerous fun activities that integrate learning, teamwork, and can be enjoyed by the participants as well as the people leading these activities 4.
Hygiene and sanitation.
It may be an obvious thing to point out, but you have to ensure you have restrooms, water, first aid kits etc all ready and available at ALL times.
5.
For younger kids, think about hiring an attendant for all their little boys' room or little girls' room help.
6.
Network with parents and School associations to get a feeling of the sort of activities parents would want their kids to be part of.
7.
Advertise within your neighbourhood, and it would help if you can enlist some neighbourhood moms to the cause.
Word of Mouth is still the best advertising and marketing tool available to any business There's more than just that list, but like I said, the idea here to help you get going by providing a basic idea.
Now all you need to do to get that extra money is finish reading this article, open up your word processor and start planning on how you intend to make extra money and a killing this summer.