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Free chore chart maker
Pick their age, adjust the jobs, and print a week’s chart for the fridge. There’s no sign-up, and nothing you type leaves this page.
Prints on one A4 page, sideways. On a phone, choose “Save as PDF” if you’ll print it later.
Getting the most from a chore chart
- Start small. Two or three jobs that really happen beat ten that don’t. You can always print a longer one next month.
- Let them tick it. The tick is the fun part, so don’t take it away from them.
- Agree the reward first. It doesn’t have to cost anything. A later bedtime or choosing the film works well.
- Reprint it each week. A fresh chart feels like a fresh start, especially after a bad week.
Not sure what’s realistic? See our list of chores by age.