Free Printable Weekly Chore Chart for Kids

A weekly chore chart is a simple and fun way to help kids build responsibility while creating healthy daily habits.

Whether you're encouraging them to make their bed, feed the family pet, or tidy up their toys, this free printable weekly chore chart for kids makes it easy to keep track of completed tasks throughout the week. Simply print it out, customize it with age-appropriate chores, and celebrate their progress as they check off each accomplishment!

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How to use the chart

Fist have your child write their name on the blank line at the top of the page. Feel free to print multiple if you would like to use the chore chart for more than one child.

On the next line, brainstorm with your kids what their goal is. Maybe it is savings, maybe they have been eyeing a toy at the store. Whatever the case may be, having a goal can encourage your kids to stick to their chore list.

Next to that is a section labeled “for the week of.” This is intended for you to write the date that the week has started. At the bottom of the page you can write how much they earned the week prior (assuming they haven’t spent all of their allowance yet!).

Along the lefthand side of the page you’ll see a bunch of blank lines to fill in their chores. Some of the chores my kids have on their lists include:

Keeping their room clean
Unloading the dishwasher
Putting away clean laundry
Feeding the dog
Wiping down surfaces

In the “Amount” column you can assign various amounts of money for each chore completed and then check off each day of the week that they have completed it.

At the end of the week you can total up all that your kids have earned and then add it to last weeks amount for a final total at the bottom.

You can either print out a new chart each week, or laminate or use a dry erase pocket to make the chart reusable and save some trees!

Favorite Supplies:

These are a few of my favorite supplies that I use and LOVE!

White Cardstock: For most projects, I recommend printing onto cardstock. It is much more durable than standard printer paper and often produces a higher quality print.
Crayons: A staple in any crafting household. Crayola is always the top notch choice!
Kid Friendly Safety Scissors: These are perfect for little kids learning how to use scissors. They cut paper but not fingers or hair!
Glue Sticks: These disappearing purple glue sticks are by far my favorite! I love buying them in bulk since we use them so often!
Lamination Machine: Laminating printables are a great way to make them last longer. If you are planning on laminating to make games reusable, be sure to get a bunch of dry erase markers as well.
Dry Erase Pockets: Dry erase pockets are a great alternative to using a lamination machine when wanting to make printable games and activities reusable.
Printer: A high quality printer is always recommended for the best results. If you are in need of a printer this Brother Wireless Printer is a great choice.