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Chore and Reward Charts

Chore charts, routine charts and reward charts for children, with a picture beside every job so younger children can follow them before they read. In full colour, and again in an ink-saver version.

What’s inside (18 pages, each in colour and ink-saver)

  • Weekly chore charts: little helpers (with pictures), big helpers, and a blank one to fill in
  • Family chore chart: who does what, every day of the week
  • Routine charts: morning, after school and bedtime, with pictures
  • Reward charts for 10, 20 and 30 stickers, with “I am working towards”
  • Goals chart: a star a day for each goal
  • Reward menu: rewards and what each costs in stars
  • Pocket money tracker (A4) / allowance tracker (US Letter)
  • 48 chore cards to cut out: 32 with pictures, 16 blank

Two editions

  • A4 is in UK English with weeks starting on Monday (rubbish, pyjamas, pocket money). US Letter is in US English with weeks starting on Sunday (trash, pajamas, allowance).

Opening your download

Your files arrive as a ZIP. Download it from Etsy in a web browser (on a computer is easiest), then unzip it: on most computers, double-click it; on a phone or tablet, open it in your files app and tap it. Open the PDFs from the unzipped folder, not from inside the ZIP.

Can’t find the download? On Etsy, go to Your account → Purchases and reviews, and use the Download files button on the order.

Printing

  • Print at 100% — “actual size” — not “fit to page”, so everything comes out the size it was drawn.
  • Use the file that matches your paper: A4 or US Letter.
  • Ordinary printer paper is fine; heavier paper (120–160 gsm, about 32–43 lb) makes cards and covers sturdier.
  • Print only the pages you need, as often as you like, for your own household, party or classroom.

Colour or ink-saver

Every page comes twice: in colour, and in an ink-saver version that prints in black on white. The pages are otherwise the same.

Getting started with the charts

  • Pick the chart that fits: little helpers for younger children, big helpers for older ones, or the blank one to write your own jobs.
  • Print one chart a week and stick it on the fridge; tick or add a sticker in each day’s box.
  • Agree the reward first and write it in “I am working towards”.
  • The chore cards cut out to use on a board, in a jar or as a daily pick.

Something not right?

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organize.ink is made by Naisu Limited, London. Last reviewed November 2026.

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