Free printable chore charts

Weekly chore charts for every age, ready to print on US Letter or A4. Each one comes pre-filled with chores that suit the age, or blank so you can write your own.

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Ages 2-3

Put toys in the bin, clothes in the hamper, books on the shelf and more.

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Ages 4-5

Make the bed, put toys away, clothes in the hamper and more.

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Ages 6-8

Make the bed, tidy the bedroom floor, put laundry away and more.

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Ages 9-12

Make bed and tidy room, put laundry away, load or unload dishwasher and more.

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Teens

Keep room clean, do own laundry, cook a meal once a week and more.

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Want to make your own?

If none of these fit, the chore chart maker lets you type your child's name and your own chores, choose a weekly or monthly layout, and print it straight from your browser. Nothing you type leaves your device.

Working out how much to pay? The allowance calculator helps you plan an amount for each kid and a spend, save and give split.

How to use a printable chore chart

Start with a few chores. Three to five a day is plenty. You can add more once the routine sticks.
Put it where everyone sees it. The fridge, a bedroom door, or next to the family calendar.
Check it at the same time each day. After dinner or before bed works for most families.
Use the Pay Day row. Add up the week together, whether you pay in money, stickers or a special treat.

Prefer it to keep track on its own?

Paper charts work well, and plenty of families never need anything else. If you'd like the tracking to happen automatically, Pocket Piggy is a chore chart and allowance app for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV.

Kids check off chores, you approve them. The app keeps the record, so nobody has to remember whose turn it was.
Shared chores take turns on their own, weekly or monthly, grown-ups included if you like.
It prints a monthly chore chart from what's in the app, for families who still like one on the fridge.
Pay Day adds up automatically, with each kid's money split into spend, save and give.

It's free for one kid, and a one-time $9.99 Family Unlock covers the whole family. No subscription.

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