Chore chart printable
Print a weekly chore chart with daily checkboxes and a reward goal.
How to use a printable chore chartNeed a fixed layout? Download the Kids Chore Chart template → or Family Chore Chart template →
Chore chart essentials
Export chore chart
6/16 chores
Active chart
Kids chore chart
How to use a printable chore chart
Make a small set of routines visible for a child or household. Clear tasks and a consistent review time help the chart remain useful after the first week.
Choose a few clear tasks
Enter a name or family label and the week. Write specific chores such as “put toys away” instead of broad instructions like “be tidy.”
Agree how completion is marked
Print the chart where the routine happens. Demonstrate each task, then let the child or household member tick the matching day.
Review and reset together
Notice completed routines and discuss difficult tasks. Adjust the list and print a fresh week when the routine changes.
Try this. For children, keep tasks appropriate to what they can do with available help. A small achievable list is easier to maintain.
Put household routines on a weekly plannerQuestions about this printable
Can I download the chore chart as a PDF?
Yes. Choose kids or family layout, add optional labels and chore rows, then download PDF, PNG, or SVG.
Can I use it as a family chore chart?
Yes. The family preset uses roomier rows and works for shared household or roommate chores.
Which columns are included?
The chart includes one chore column and Monday through Sunday checkbox columns.
Start with a printable tool
Choose the task first: graph paper, calendars, planners, handwriting practice, home admin sheets, rulers, or craft grids. Each link opens a focused page with the highest-frequency settings already visible.