Why are there so few words?

The charts lead with pictures and keep the lettering to titles and label lines, so a child can follow each step without reading much.

What is the clock face for?

Each job in the timed list ends in a small blank clock face and a Minutes box, left empty for you to fill in.

Can I change the chores?

Yes. Type the change you want, such as bedtime or pets, and the layout follows the request.

How do the three styles differ?

Pictogram uses big bold flat icons, soft pastel uses muted mint, peach, lavender and sky blue, and marker doodle uses wobbly outlines in bright marker tones.

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ADHD chore charts: picture steps, short week, timed jobs

ADHD chore charts — a chart titled "Clean My Room" with four large picture steps in a column, toys in the box, clothes in the basket, books on the shelf and the bed made, an empty checkbox beside each, a pictogram chore chart page, big bold flat icons, thick outlines, rounded boxes and a plain rounded title

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Printable chore charts for parents of children with ADHD, with fewer jobs, pictures in place of words and one small step at a time. The nine pictures show one chore split into four picture steps, a short weekly chart with five picture-led chores, and a chore list where each job ends in a clock face and a Minutes box. Type a change, such as bedtime or pets, and the layout follows the request.

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Frequently asked questions

Why are there so few words?: The charts lead with pictures and keep the lettering to titles and label lines, so a child can follow each step without reading much.
What is the clock face for?: Each job in the timed list ends in a small blank clock face and a Minutes box, left empty for you to fill in.
Can I change the chores?: Yes. Type the change you want, such as bedtime or pets, and the layout follows the request.
How do the three styles differ?: Pictogram uses big bold flat icons, soft pastel uses muted mint, peach, lavender and sky blue, and marker doodle uses wobbly outlines in bright marker tones.

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