Chore Chart for Kids — Free Printable Weekly Grid
Build responsibility and independence with a personalized weekly chore chart. Choose up to 8 household tasks from 12 options, add your child's name, and download a print-ready PDF in seconds.
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🖨️ Create my Chore ChartWhy use this worksheet?
12 chores to choose
Make your bed, set the table, do the dishes, water the plants — pick what fits your home routine.
Full Mon–Sun grid
Seven days with checkboxes — easy to track daily completion at a glance.
Personalized
Child's name in the header so they feel proud ownership of their responsibilities.
Instant PDF
No account, no app — download and print in 30 seconds.
How to use it?
- 1Enter the child's name
- 2Select up to 8 chores from the list
- 3Choose a theme
- 4Download the PDF
- 5Laminate and post on the fridge — check off daily with a dry-erase marker
Frequently asked questions
What age is a chore chart appropriate for?
Children as young as 3 can start with very simple tasks. A structured weekly chart works especially well from age 6 onwards.
How many chores should a child have?
Ages 3–6: 2–3 tasks. Ages 6–10: 4–6 tasks. Teens: 6–8 tasks. Start small and add as they build the habit.
Can I laminate the chart?
Yes! Laminate it and use a dry-erase marker for weekly reuse.
Should chores be tied to allowance?
Research is mixed. Many experts recommend a combination of baseline chores (just part of family life) plus optional extra tasks for earning rewards.