Chore chart
A week of chores for the household: each task, who does it, and a box for every day from Monday to Sunday.
Each task with its date and a box for a tick or a sticker once it is done.

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A week of chores for the household: each task, who does it, and a box for every day from Monday to Sunday.
Chores that suit children of 5 to 12, grouped by age, following the American Academy of Pediatrics' list of age-appropriate chores. Each age group can also do the chores listed before it. Edit the rows for your children, add their names and print.
Each try with the date and time, and a box for a sticker or a tick.
The jobs a child agreed to do, the amount for each, and boxes for done and paid.
Write the goal and the date, and add a sticker each time it is reached.
A child’s height on each date you measure, in inches or centimetres, with notes.
Twelve faces for a child to point to or colour in, each named: happy, sad, angry, scared, surprised, worried, excited, calm, tired, proud, silly and confused. Put it on the fridge or by the classroom door and ask how they feel today.
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