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Weekly chore chart (blank)
A blank Monday–Sunday grid with shared Everyone jobs and one personal Habit section.
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Weekly family chore chart
Shared Everyone jobs above two blank personal Habit sections. Write in names and turns.
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Weekly chore chart for 3 family members
A weekly Everyone grid and three personal Habit sections for handwritten sibling turns.
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Daily chore chart (blank)
A blank to-do checklist for one person. Write in a date and the jobs you need today.
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Daily chore chart for two kids
Two blank name sections with to-do checkboxes for a day at home.
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Chore chart for a 4-year-old
A blank weekly chart to fill in together, with simple chore ideas for age four on this page.
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Chore chart for a 6-year-old
A blank weekly chart plus practical ideas for a six-year-old. Add your own names and habits.
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Chore chart for an 8-year-old
A blank weekly Habit grid with shared jobs above personal responsibilities.
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Chore chart for a 10-year-old
A blank weekly chart for shared turns and personal habits, with age-ten ideas to try.
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Chore chart for a teenager
A blank weekly chart for agreeing on shared turns and personal responsibilities with a teen.
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Chore chart with stars
A blank weekly chart with space to record stars by hand.
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Star tracking chart
A blank weekly chart for recording stars by hand alongside habits.
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Morning routine chart
A blank checklist for the morning steps you choose. Write or draw your own cues.
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After-school chore chart
A blank checklist for your after-school routine. Add steps and times by hand.
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Bedtime routine chart
A blank checklist for the bedtime steps that fit your home.
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Summer chore chart
Shared jobs and personal Habit spaces for a summer week. Fill in your own plans.
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Magnetic chore chart (5×7)
A small blank 5×7 chart to pair with a magnetic frame or printer-compatible paper.
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Blank fillable chore chart
A blank weekly chart to fill in by hand. This PDF has no digital form fields.
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Chore chart PDF (US Letter)
A blank Everyone and personal Habits template sized for US Letter paper.
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Chore chart PDF (A4)
A blank Everyone and personal Habits template sized for A4 paper.
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Weekly chore chart for 1 family member
1 blank name section for a pencil-first weekly family chore chart.
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Weekly chore chart for 2 family members
2 blank name sections for a pencil-first weekly family chore chart.
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Weekly chore chart for 3 family members
3 blank name sections for a pencil-first weekly family chore chart.
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Weekly chore chart for 4 family members
4 blank name sections for a pencil-first weekly family chore chart.
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Weekly chore chart for 5 family members
5 blank name sections for a pencil-first weekly family chore chart.
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Weekly chore chart for 6 family members
6 blank name sections for a pencil-first weekly family chore chart.
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Weekly chore chart for 7 family members
7 blank name sections for a pencil-first weekly family chore chart.
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Weekly chore chart for 8 family members
8 blank name sections for a pencil-first weekly family chore chart.
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Weekly chore chart for 9 family members
9 blank name sections for a pencil-first weekly family chore chart.
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Weekly chore chart for 10 family members
10 blank name sections for a pencil-first weekly family chore chart.
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Weekly chore chart for 11 family members
11 blank name sections for a pencil-first weekly family chore chart.
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Weekly chore chart for 12 family members
12 blank name sections for a pencil-first weekly family chore chart.
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Use the free charts at home
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Chore guides for the week behind the page
Start with the printable, then use these parent-to-parent guides when the question is age, nagging, allowance, or returning to the chart.
A smart printable chore chart for the fridge
A paper fridge chore chart kids can see, plus a phone update for grown-ups. Make a family chart, print it, and keep the page current without a kid app.
A rotating chore chart that makes everyone’s turn visible
Share household jobs with a rotating chore chart. See a three-kid example, carry turns across weeks, and download a blank family PDF to fill in by hand.
Weekly chore chart printable
A practical weekly chore chart printable guide, with blank and family PDF options, parent support notes, and a calmer way to keep the chart current.
Chores for 6-year-olds
Practical chores for 6-year-olds by room and routine, with parent support notes and a free printable chore chart.
Why chore charts stop working
Chore charts usually fail when the parent becomes the remembering, reminding, updating, and resetting system. Here is how to fix the part that breaks.
Allowance and chores: what should kids get paid for?
A practical way to handle allowance and chores: family responsibilities first, paid extras only when the rules are clear, and stars as tracking instead of currency.