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Home >> DIY >> FREE Printable Kids Chore & Rewards Chart

FREE Printable Kids Chore & Rewards Chart

Published: Jan 2, 2020 · Modified: Apr 17, 2020 by Stefanie Fauquet · This post may contain affiliate links · 3 Comments

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As I'm busy clearing the clutter out of my life, it occurred to me that I am doing more work than I need to. I've been too liberal with my daughter and her weekly chores, and as the New Year begins, I need to restructure our current system of 'getting things done' around the house.

This year I'm trying out a new rewards-based chore system. Because if there's one thing my daughter loves its money ...or Pokemon cards or Internet time! I had a set of Kids Chore & Rewards Charts made so I could print them and post on the refrigerator as needed. This chore system is based on activities (AKA chores), which earn points that can be redeemed for rewards of their choosing.

FREE Printable Kids Chore & Rewards Chart

FREE Printable Kids Chore & Rewards Chart

How I'm using Chore Charts

My daughter is 10, so she will have daily responsibilities in addition to activities that earn rewards. For instance, on the weekly chores chart I will add 'pick up your room' as a daily task that doesn't earn any reward. It will be a requirement, and I will mark it as such.

FREE Printable Kids Chore Chart

On the rewards chart I will list the activities that can earn rewards. For instance, 'put dishes in the dishwasher'. Each time this task is completed she will earn points. Easier tasks will earn less points than harder ones. On the bottom rewards will be listed with the number of points needed. My daughter has requested small items like packs of cards and toy figures as well a paid membership to Club Penguin. The great thing about this system is that it teaches responsibility and management of money (or in this case points that can be spent on small items or banked for larger ones).

FREE Printable Kids Rewards Chart

I like how I can print a new sheet as chores and rewards change (or if I'm feeling really crafty I could laminate the sheets and reuse with a dry erase marker). These charts aren't age or gender specific, so you can print and use them however you need.

Download your free Rewards Chore charts from Mommy Musings!

What chores do you require from your kids?

free printable chore chart for kids

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  1. Allyson

    July 29, 2016 at 12:46 pm

    This is brilliant! I've made simple and elaborate reward systems before but I love having the ready-made template to print! Thank you - I just entered the activity and rewards for my 10 and 8 year-old sons. I really like that you didn't call these items "chores" and that the theme works for a range of ages, boys and girls. Now I just need to assign points to earn and points needed and then there will be more finishing summer packets and less watching American Ninja Warrior while I'm busy with my own work! (Although "Extra Screen Time" is one of the rewards)

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  2. Anonymous

    April 14, 2020 at 5:32 pm

    Esto está muy bien las recompensas. Yo como mamá me gustaría participar..

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  3. Anonymous

    April 15, 2020 at 8:06 am

    WalMart has them and cost about $4.00. They are dry erase and can mount on a wall,

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