Let us start out by telling what you cannot do. As a minor, you cannot work at any potentially hazardous job site. In most countries child labor laws place tight restrictions on the employment of minors. Find out what is allowed for your country (and your state if you live in the US).

Here are some suggestions from a variety of WikiAnswer users:

mow lawns
clean dishes
sweep floors
clean windows
gardening jobs
make jewelry and sell it
make handicrafts and sell them
lemonade stand
homemade cookie stand
dog walking
help elderly people who need jobs done
do chores at home and for other people
feed pets
dish washing
babysitting
scrub windows
make jewelry and sell it for 2 dollars or more
wipe tables
neighbour's housework
make breakfast in bed for someone in the house
sweep front porches
house work for the elderly
gardening or yardwork for neighbours or the elderly
water plants
pull weeds or trim hedges for neighbors
car washing
deliver newspapers
neighbour's ironing
neighbour's pet walking
sell homemade cakes made with 'secret' recipes; it will put a smile on someones face.
help someone learn how to to use a computer or laptop
learn how to knit, then knit very, very long trendy scarves and sell them.

telling your neighbors that she will get them their news paper for two dollars so she can pay for theirs and still have a profit from it all.There are also various thing u can also do:yard worklemonade stand or cookie standbaby sittingdog walking and sittingnews paper routehelping the elderlyvolunteering at an old folks homeyours and other peoples house workscrubbing windows
If you ask shops, they may let you help out to give you job experience.

You can wash dishes for your mum for money, or clean the car.

In some areas, you can legally do lawn and garden work, or in rural areas find work on farms.
You could offer to do "odd jobs" for people. Odd jobs are when people give you a job that they want done and you do it. You could also ask for money from doing chores. An 11year old COULD NOT BE A BABYSITTER! You need to be 13 to take on a babysitting job because, at 13 you are eligible to take a class on babysitting and CPR (just in case something goes wrong). You could offer to walk someones dogs or feed their pets while they're away. You could have a lemonade stand in the summer. You could also have a garage sale to try and make money. There are many more things you can do, just use your imagination and try to think of things that people would pay for you to do or pay for.

When I was 11 I started my own business... lawn work is a good way you can make money, if your parents own a lawnmower that you can use, then all you have to do is find the elderly people in your area who have a hard time getting out to maintain their own lawn and offer to do it for them... (I'd practice on your own lawn first, they won't hire you back if you do a really bad job) even if you charge them 5$ an hour for your first few customers, you will make enough money to cover the gas for your mower and have some spending money left over... it's also a lot cheaper for them if they don't have to hire a professional company. As long as you work hard and do a good job, they will most likely tell their friends about you as well.

There are jobs like babysitting and gardening and chores but not that many things. You can be a model but i don't think that would be the perfect job. If you wait until you are 16 there are lots more jobs.
If you ask shops, they may let you help out to give you job experience.

You can wash dishes for your mum for money, or clean the car.

In some areas, you can legally do lawn and garden work, or in rural areas find work on farms.

You can wash dishes for your mum for money, or clean the car.

In some areas, you can legally do lawn and garden work, or in rural areas find work on farms.
Kids are allowed to work in family businesses and farms. Most places require you to be at least 14 to get a work permit and to have a job. And even then the types of jobs and hours are restricted. You will have to check the laws for your state.
If you ask shops, they may let you help out to give you job experience.

You can wash dishes for your mum for money, or clean the car.

In some areas, you can legally do lawn and garden work, or in rural areas find work on farms.
You are so young that I would suggest just asking your parents if you can help around the house for a little money, but if you realy want a proper job, then there are certain things you can do. These include: * ** Looking in newspapers/magazines/online (<------ BE VERY CAREFUL ONLINE AND ALWAYS TELL A PARENT/GUARDIAN WHAT YOU ARE DOING) ** Helping around the house and/or doing extra jobs for family members ** Placing adverts in shop windows (<---Do NOT give out any personal information and if you do, tell your parent/guardian.) ** Post leaflets (make sure you have a license)
In the state of Illinois it is illegal for a child under the age of 14 to work.

Any child that is 14 or 15 years of age must obtain a working permit, in order to work.
dog walking,

mowing lawns,

lemonade stand,

helping elderly,

house keeping,

chores,

washing cars and

anything you can think of really.
there isn't many you can get other than volunteering in the neighborhood and babysitting!! :( it sucks. i am 15 and am still looking for my 1st job?!?!:(
an 11 year old actually has a lot of oppurtunity because they can very easily start their own little business.You can get a friend and tell people that you'll wash their car for a reasonable price.If you're not interested in a job like that,then here are some other businesses that might interest an 11 year old

1.wash cars(of course)

2.watch a neighbors pet

3.do chores around the house

4.babysit young kids

5.do yard work for neighbors

6.if you're good at art then you could make,and sell holiday cards or you can make actual gifts

i hope this helps,

anonymous

make bracelets to sell to people around your neighborhood

edut: 11 YEAROLD ARE TINY THEY ARE MOSTLY BABBYS THEY NEED BABAYSITTERS

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