A tidy home is so much easier when everyone pitches in. This free printable chore chart lets each person see their jobs for the week and check them off as they go.
I also included a home cleaning schedule with daily, weekly and monthly tasks, so the big jobs get done a little at a time instead of all at once.
What’s Included
- Weekly Chore Chart: 16 chores across Monday through Sunday, with a spot for a reward
- Home Cleaning Schedule: ready-made daily, weekly and monthly checklists plus space for your own tasks
- Letter size (8.5 x 11)
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Tips for Getting Everyone to Help
- Print a chart for each family member and let them pick a color.
- Pick age-appropriate chores. Little ones can match socks and feed the pets.
- Agree on a fun reward together, like movie night or picking dinner.
- Laminate the chart and use dry-erase markers to use it week after week.
How to Use Your Chore Chart
Write each person’s name and chores on their chart. Every time a chore is done, check the box for that day.
Hang the cleaning schedule inside a cabinet door. Do the daily tasks every day and pick one or two weekly and monthly tasks at a time.
How to Make Your Printables Last
Want to use these again and again? Print them on sturdy cardstock and run them through a laminator, or slip each page into a clear sheet protector. Then use dry-erase markers and simply wipe them clean when you are done.
Helpful Chore Chart Supplies
A few things that make chores (and chore charts) easier:
Get the whole family organized with our free weekly meal planner.
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