Kids Charts: Wintertime Theme

Different seasons call for different types of chores. The winter time can be harsh, but with structure and guided charts, anything can get done. This lovely Winter Behavior Chart is ideal in helping keep track of what's been accomplished and what still needs to get done. Children can assign their own chores or they may do that with the help of a parent to decide what to prioritize during the winter days and weeks. Together talk about what chores need to get done around the house. Some might include in their chart description that it's important to add shovel the snow from the sidewalk. Lots of extra things need to get done around this time of year. If there is a fireplace at home, that will need some tidying up. Ice could be on the car windshield in the morning. A warm water hose will remedy that. Be sure to talk about the chores as they change depending on what season it is. The points awarded through the chart may be used towards a special outing or maybe a trip to get some warm soup. The rewards should be defined from the beginning so that everything is clear. Help promote good habits from an early age. Use the behavior chart offered to start and finish the month of strong.