Free printable chore charts
A weekly chart for every age, with chores already filled in, plus a blank one for your own list. Print it, stick it on the fridge, and let your kids tick off each day. Every chart is a free PDF in US Letter or A4, and there’s nothing to sign up for.
Blank weekly chore chart
12 blank rows for your own chores.
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Chore chart for ages 2–4
8 chores filled in, plus 3 blank rows.
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Chore chart for ages 5–7
8 chores filled in, plus 3 blank rows.
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Chore chart for ages 8–11
8 chores filled in, plus 3 blank rows.
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Chore chart for ages 12–14
8 chores filled in, plus 3 blank rows.
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Chore chart for Teens 15+
8 chores filled in, plus 3 blank rows.
Getting the most from a printed chart
- Start with the first three or four chores, not all eight.
- Put the chart at your child’s eye level, next to a pen or stickers.
- Write the reward they’re saving for at the bottom. It keeps the goal in sight.
- Look at it together once a week and print a fresh one on Sunday.
More on this in how to start a chore chart that sticks.
Rather not print every week?
Tasklio is the same chart on a phone or tablet: kids tick off chores, points add up automatically and you approve with one tap. Free.