Free printable

Printable chore chart for kids

Four weekly PDF sheets, one per age group, with chores that fit, a box to tick every day and a prize if they reach the points. Print it, stick it on the fridge, done.

How to use it

Download the sheet for their age and print it (A4 landscape).
Write their name, the week and the prize you choose together.
Every chore done is a ticked box and a point. On Sunday, add up the points.

Pick their age

Ages 3–5

My chores this week

Name: Week of:

Chore	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
Put toys away
Take plate to the sink
Feed the pet
Dirty clothes in the basket
Water a plant
Help set the table
Another chore:
Another chore:

Weekly total: 🏆 Prize if I reach points:

Made with TasklyFamily · the version that ticks itself: tasklyfamily.app

Download PDF · Ages 3–5

Ages 6–9

My chores this week

Name: Week of:

Chore	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
Make the bed
Set and clear the table
Pack the school bag
Fold towels
Tidy their room
Empty bins
Another chore:
Another chore:

Weekly total: 🏆 Prize if I reach points:

Made with TasklyFamily · the version that ticks itself: tasklyfamily.app

Download PDF · Ages 6–9

Ages 10–13

My chores this week

Name: Week of:

Chore	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
Take out the rubbish
Vacuum
Hang the laundry
Make a simple breakfast
Clean the sink
Help with the shopping
Another chore:
Another chore:

Weekly total: 🏆 Prize if I reach points:

Made with TasklyFamily · the version that ticks itself: tasklyfamily.app

Download PDF · Ages 10–13

Ages 14–17

My chores this week

Name: Week of:

Chore	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
Wash the dishes
Run the washing machine
Clean the bathroom
Cook a simple dinner
Shop from a list
Look after siblings
Another chore:
Another chore:

Weekly total: 🏆 Prize if I reach points:

Made with TasklyFamily · the version that ticks itself: tasklyfamily.app

Download PDF · Ages 14–17

Tips to make it work

Few, clear chores: 4 that get done beat 10 that get forgotten.
Make the prize an experience (choosing the movie, a day out) rather than money.
Review the chart together every Sunday and change what isn’t working.
With siblings, a shared goal on top of the individual one avoids comparisons.

Read the chores-by-age guide →

What if the chart ticked itself?

With TasklyFamily everyone ticks off their chores on their phone (or an adult does it for little ones), points add up automatically and there’s a leaderboard, a chore wheel and a weekly prize.

FAQ

What chores can a child do at each age?

Each sheet has six age-appropriate chores: from putting toys away and watering a plant (ages 3–5) to running the washing machine or cooking a simple dinner (ages 14–17). Two blank rows let you add your own.

Is it free?

Yes. The PDFs are free, no sign-up, and you can print them as often as you like.

How do the points work?

Each ticked box is one point. At the end of the week add them up and, if they reach the agreed number, there’s a prize.