You help me with words, I help you with work

I was doing laudry this evening, while Amy was reading her book. She is a Kindergartener now. She can read books by herself with a little help. When she has a word she does not know how to say, she spells that word out to me. I will say the word to her. Usually she knows the meaning of the word. If she does not know the meaning, I explain it to her.
She asked me if I need her help. She is willing to help me all the time. She like to cook fry eggs by herself. She wanted to help me to wash dishes. She washed dishes for me a couple of times; however, she used a lot detergent and water and was very slow. I stopped her help on washing dishes. This time, she offered help to hang clothes on hangers. I told her that she is still too small to help. Surprisingly, she said to me "You help me with words, I help you with work". It is so well formed sentence, it is also rhyme.