Daily and Weekly Editable Practical Life Chore Charts

Please note that chore card images do not have descriptions, allowing you and your child to interpret them in a way that works best for your household or classroom. Make teaching responsibility a breeze with our Daily and Weekly Editable Practical Life Chore Charts!
Here is what’s included:
Chore Charts for children of different ages
Fifty-six visual and thirty-six non-visual chore cards
Blank rounds for drawing your chores and editable blank blocks so you can type and add your chores to the list
Three different chore board designs to choose from
Recommendations:
Choose a chore board from the printable that suits you best. Print.
Invite your child to draw additional chores to suit your individual home chore list or type additional chores on the computer before printing in the PowerPoint file.
Laminate and cut out chore cards. Attach sticky magnet strips on the back of the chore cards and glue your chore list on a 9″ x 13″ metal tray.
Alternatively, use hook and loop dots, pin to a cork bulletin board, or use with multi-purpose tack.
Invite your child to choose which chores he or she would like to do during the day or discuss together what has to be done. Allow him or her to decide when they would like to complete the tasks.
Please note that chore card images do not have descriptions, so it is up to you and your child to interpret them in a way that makes sense in your household or classroom.

This printable can support students’ learning in the classroom by helping them develop important life skills such as responsibility, organization, time management, and independence. By using the chore charts and cards provided, children can visually see their tasks and responsibilities, which can help them stay on track and develop a routine.

The editable feature allows for customization based on each child’s individual needs and preferences, making it more engaging and relevant to their daily lives. Additionally, the variety of chore board designs and options for attachment (magnet strips, hook and loop dots, bulletin boards) allows for flexibility in how the chore charts are displayed and used in the classroom.

By involving children in the process of choosing their chores and deciding when to complete them, they are empowered to take ownership of their responsibilities and develop decision-making skills. This printable also encourages communication and collaboration between children and parents in setting expectations and discussing household or classroom tasks.

This printable can help children develop essential life skills in a fun and interactive way, making it a valuable tool for supporting their learning at home and in the classroom.