Behavior Charts: Chores Schedules

Everyone has to pitch in around the house now and again. With our chart, you can begin to teach your children the importance of keeping the house clean and completing their chores. The chart is set up as a grid with columns dedicated to the list of chores, the days of weeks, the points earned when the task is complete, and the name of the child. You can add up to eleven chores to the chart at a given time. You can use the chart to keep track of your child's work and reward them when enough points are earned. By rewarding good behavior, you increase the chances of your child continuing to do it. The chore chart is designed with a blue tile background, making it resemble a bathroom. A yellow bucket of water and a green sponge is near the bottom on the page with bubbles floating out of the soapy water. The chart is perfect for a home setting but can still use at school to help keep track of classroom chores. Multiple charts can be printed off to use for a group of siblings or a classroom of children. Establishing good habits are important in raising children, and our chart can help you keep track of the task.