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Responsibility chart: daily jobs, jobs by age, older child checklist
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Printable responsibility charts that give each child their own jobs at home and show the week filling up. The three charts are a weekly grid of five daily jobs with Monday to Sunday boxes, a three-column guide to jobs from age three, six and nine, and a checklist of eight tasks with a Done tick box for an older child. Each comes in three styles.
- a picture chart for a young child's week
- a guide to jobs for each age
- a checklist for an older child's own tasks
Frequently asked questions
- Which jobs are on the weekly chart?
- Make my bed, put toys away, feed the pet, set the table and clothes in the basket.
- How are the jobs grouped by age?
- Age 3 plus, age 6 plus and age 9 plus, each with a short list of jobs to start with.
- What is on the older child checklist?
- A name line at the top, eight ruled task lines and a Done tick box at the end of each.
- Which style suits a teen?
- Tidy planner is a clean ruled grid in slate blue and sage; black and white is plain and prints in ink only.
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