What size do these print at?

Each chart prints at a letter/A4-friendly crop, sized for a fridge, wall or binder.

Can I get a different set of chores?

Yes — the direction field takes any set of chores or routine steps, and the same weekly-grid format renders it.

Are the checkboxes editable, or is it a static image?

It's a printed image with the checkboxes drawn in as empty boxes — a child marks them by hand with a pen, marker or sticker, not by typing.

Is this chart aimed at younger kids or teens?

The picture chart suits younger children with icon-led chores, while the teen version leans on text-first responsibility items — pick whichever reading fits the child.

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/chore-charts · classroom · 3 readings

Chore charts: picture chart, daily routine, teen chart

Chore charts — A portrait chart with a blank name band, a left column of eight drawn chores — a made bed, a toothbrush, a toy box, a dog bowl, a laundry basket, a plate and sponge, a watering can, a backpack — and seven day columns of empty checkboxes, a small drawn star sticker sheet in the corner., bright flat classroom design, bold primary colours, rounded corners, clean vector

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Reading 1Picture chart

Reading 2Morning and evening

Reading 3Responsibility chart

The chore chart crosses from the classroom to the fridge door: a week grid with a picture per chore and empty checkboxes to mark off. These nine cover a picture chore chart, a morning-and-evening routine and a teen responsibility chart, each with a different chore set. Ask for a different set of chores and the same weekly-grid format carries it.

a home chore or responsibility chart
a morning-and-evening routine tracker
a classroom job or helper chart
a teen or older-kid responsibility system

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?: Each chart prints at a letter/A4-friendly crop, sized for a fridge, wall or binder.
Can I get a different set of chores?: Yes — the direction field takes any set of chores or routine steps, and the same weekly-grid format renders it.
Are the checkboxes editable, or is it a static image?: It's a printed image with the checkboxes drawn in as empty boxes — a child marks them by hand with a pen, marker or sticker, not by typing.
Is this chart aimed at younger kids or teens?: The picture chart suits younger children with icon-led chores, while the teen version leans on text-first responsibility items — pick whichever reading fits the child.

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