What’s inside
A weekly chore chart with eight age-appropriate jobs, each with a picture: make my bed, tidy my toys, feed the pet, water the plants, set the table, clothes in the basket, put shoes away and help clean up.
How to use it
- Print the chart and talk about which jobs your child will do.
- Cross out any that don’t fit your home and write in your own.
- Tick or colour a box each day a job is done.
What children practise
- Responsibility and helping the family
- Independence and practical life skills
- Following a routine
Tips for parents
- Two or three jobs is plenty for a three-year-old; add more as they grow.
- Combine it with the star reward chart for extra motivation.
Questions parents ask
Is the chore chart for kids really free?
Yes. Download and print as many copies as you like for your family or your classroom. There’s nothing to buy and no sign-up.
Which paper size should I choose?
Choose A4 if you’re in the UK, India, Australia or most of the world, and US Letter if you’re in the United States or Canada. Both print the same pages; just pick the one that matches the paper in your printer.
Can I use these in my classroom or nursery?
Yes, you’re welcome to print them for your class. Please don’t sell them or upload the PDF files elsewhere; share a link to this page instead.
Do the pages print in black and white?
Yes. They look bright in colour, but every page also works on a black-and-white printer, and the pictures are made to be coloured in.
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