We know that keeping an organized home is difficult. Moreover, it’s too easy to get distracted and lose track of chores, especially when you have kids in the house. Juggling the demands of work, school, hobbies, and relationships makes it hard to keep everyone on track with their chores. Plus, knowing where to start and creating a plan for managing housework can be hard. That’s why we create the chores chart for kids to help them get organized!
Our chores charts come in English & Bilingual Chinese (Traditional, Simplified, Pinyin, Zhuyin).
My 6-year-old daughter kept requesting for allowance and I found this as a great opportunity to complement this with a chores chart. After I created this chores chart, she was very eager to complete the tasks and felt so rewarded when it was her “payday”. Indeed, it is a great way for her to start learning the value of money.
Download: Chores Chart
Why Are Chores Charts Helpful?
Chores charts are an excellent way to help families stay organized and divide up tasks. Furthermore, they are easy for everyone in the house to remember what needs to be done and when.
In addition, chore charts help ensure that no one person is taking on too many tasks – making sure all members of a family are contributing equally.
Best of all, chores charts make assigning tasks simple and fun – no need to nag your kids to get their work done!
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Our Chores Chart for Kids
Age recommendation: 6+ years old
At Edkids Home, we offer a chores chart printable designed for kids starting from 6 years old. Our chores chart is colorful and provides a clear layout to make it easy for kids to follow. As a bonus, you and your kids can choose from 6 different color versions for the chores chart.
Plus, our printable is available in 6 different language versions:
- English
- Bilingual Traditional Chinese
- Bilingual Simplified Chinese
- Bilingual Traditional Pinyin Chinese
- Bilingual Simplified Pinyin Chinese
- Bilingual Traditional Zhuyin Chinese
In addition to this, please check out other free organizational tools:
- Free Visual Weekly Planner for Kids: Take Control of Time Management
- Encourage Good Behavior With These Free Reward Charts
- Free Morning and Evening Routine Charts Printable: English, Chinese, French
How Do I Get Started With This Printable Chores Chart?
First and foremost, let’s look at the supplies list you will need.
Materials:
- Chores chart template
- Printer
- White card stock paper
- Laminator pouches (Optional)
- Laminator (Optional)
Instructions:
1. Download
Download the chores chart printable. Second, the printable will be available right away once you have purchased this product.
2. Open
Open the files with Adobe PDF Reader. You can download it for free.
3. Print
You can print the file by clicking on the “Printer” icon after opening it in Adobe PDF Reader. Select the pages you would like to print.
Verify that it will print in portrait mode and choose “fit” from the page sizing & handling session.
Print with white card stock paper.
4. Laminate (Optional)
You can laminate the printable if you want to make it durable and reusable.
To get started, print out the chores chart version of your choice. Then, fill in all the tasks that need to be done each day. If you’re using our bilingual versions, you can write both English and Chinese words.
Finally, you can hand out the chores chart for your kids to check off once they’ve finished a task. It’s a great way to make sure everyone is held accountable and gets their stuff done.
What Chores Should Be Done Daily?
When deciding which tasks need to be done each day, it’s important that kids help out with age-appropriate chores.
Possible Daily chores
- Make their bed
- Pick up toys and put them away
- Help with meal preparation
- Set table for meals
- Feed pets
- Put dirty clothes in the laundry basket
- Dust furniture and surfaces
- Sweep or vacuum floors
- Help water plants/garden
- Wash dishes
- Collect recyclables and take out the trash
- Help wash dishes or clean the kitchen counter
As they grow older, you can assign them with more complex tasks such as cleaning the bathrooms or washing dishes.
Remember to be realistic and assign chores that are suitable for your children’s age and skill level.
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At What Age Should a Child Be Taught to Participate in House Chores?
It’s never too early to start teaching kids the importance of helping out around the house. Even toddlers can help with simple tasks like putting away toys and setting the table for meals.
As they get older, you can give them more complex tasks such as cleaning bathrooms or washing dishes.
Subsequently, most children by 6 years old should be able to do basic tasks like making the bed, picking up toys, sweeping and vacuuming floors, and helping with meal preparation.
Last Thing About the Chores Chart for Kids
Chore charts are an excellent way to help families stay organized and divide up tasks.
Our printable Chore Charts to help your kids get organized will make assigning tasks simple and fun for the whole family.
With chores clearly defined, it’s easy for everyone in the house to remember when and what needs to be done, ensuring everyone has equally assigned tasks.
So if you’re looking for a solution to keep your home clean and tidy while teaching kids responsibility at the same time – look no further than our printable chore chart!
Download: Chores Chart Printable
