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Free printable chore chart for kids
What's included
- Kids chore chart with 11 daily routines
- Teen chore chart with 10 household chores
- Blank chart with 12 rows
- Reward and stars-earned boxes
- US Letter and A4 PDFs
Free for personal, home and classroom use. Please don't resell or re-host the files.
A chore chart works because kids can see their progress. This free set has three weekly charts: a kids chart pre-filled with daily routines like making the bed and packing a backpack, a teen chart with real household jobs like unloading the dishwasher and doing laundry, and a blank chart you fill in yourself.
Each one has a checkbox for every day of the week and a spot to write the reward for filling the chart.
How to print and use it
- Pick the version that fits your child's age, or fill in the blank chart together.
- Agree on the reward for a full week before you start.
- Post the chart at kid height and tick or sticker each finished chore.
- Review it together at the end of the week.
Printing tips: use "actual size" (100%) and see our guide to printing at home for paper weights.
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Frequently asked questions
What chores are age-appropriate for kids?
Ages 3 to 5 can tidy toys and put clothes in the hamper; ages 6 to 9 can set the table, feed pets and make their bed; ages 10 and up can load the dishwasher, take out trash and do simple laundry.
Should chores be tied to allowance?
Families do it both ways. Many keep everyday routines unpaid and offer money or rewards for extra jobs. Write the reward on the chart so expectations are clear.
