Chore Charts & Age Appropriate Chores

Julie Gimeno

5 years ago

I’m the first to admit that I haven’t been consistent in making my kids do chores. I’ll do pretty good in the Summer and then when we are busy during the school year the routines comes and goes. During this season of life in having to be home more, I decided it’s time to up my game and be consistent with having my kids do chores, who’s with me???

I ordered chore charts for both my boys and have created an Age-Appropriate Chore Chart for you to print HERE.

Age Appropriate Chore Chart by Julie Gimeno

I ordered this chore chart for both my boys, you can find it **HERE**

The chore chart comes with stickers, so I’ll mark which chores can earn money and which ones are done with no pay.

I’m having my boys start their chores after breakfast. When they go to get dressed for the day it will be followed up with chores afterward. I think this will be a good morning routine. When they go back to school they will need to make their bed in the morning and then do the rest of their chores after school.

I use this cleaner when cleaning off whiteboards, you can find it HERE

Here is how I set up these chore charts for my boys:

I’m keeping them on the window ledge in our kitchen

Certain chores they will be expected to do daily, while others they will be done weekly. Also, I didn’t add it in my chart but I will have them help with packing their own lunches for school too.

Here are more options for chore chart:

This chore chart is for two kids and can be found **HERE**

This is a family chore chart and can be found **HERE**

The idea is to add some routine into our kids lives right now. Doing chores helps us Mama’s out and teaches our kids responsibility. Let’s all try and be consistent and get our kids doing chores!!