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Allowance chart: chore and pay table, save spend share jars, money log

Allowance charts — a weekly table headed "Allowance Chart" with columns "Chore", "Amount" and "Mon" to "Sun", six empty rows, an empty "Total earned" box at the foot and no currency symbol anywhere, cheerful hand-drawn children's illustration with chunky crayon outlines, rounded shapes and friendly coins and piggy banks
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Reading 1Chores and pay
Reading 2Save spend share
Reading 3Money log

Printable allowance charts that tie pocket money to chores and teach a child to save, spend and share. The amounts are left blank, so the charts work in any currency. The three charts are a weekly table of chores and earnings with six empty rows and a total box, three tall jars labelled Save, Spend and Share to colour in, and a money log with columns for money in, money out and a running total. Each comes in three styles.

  • a weekly chore and pay table for a child
  • a savings jar activity for a family
  • a money log kept by a teen

Frequently asked questions

Does the chart show a currency?
No. The amounts and the total are blank and no currency symbol appears, so the chart can be used with any currency.
How do the jars work?
Three jars labelled Save, Spend and Share each have ten fill lines to colour in as money goes into each.
What goes in the money log?
A date, money in, money out and a total, across twelve ruled rows, with a small piggy bank in the corner.
Which style should I pick?
Crayon fun is bright and hand-drawn, clean modern is flat in deep green and gold, and black and white is ink only.

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