Here is a fun, organized chore chart designed specifically for Ava and Leo. It gives each of them exactly 2 chores a day (Monday through Friday), so they both stay busy and learn responsibility!
Since this is meant to be printed and stuck on the fridge, Iβve added some neat visual touches (like cute emojis) and a simple layout that parents can easily check off.
### π¨οΈ Printable Chore Chart π¨οΈ
*(Save this text below as a PDF or copy it directly into a Word document)*
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# π‘ MY FAMILY CHORES MONTHLY π‘
### β My Daily Chores (MonβFri) β
| | **Monday** | **Tuesday** | **Wednesday** | **Thursday** | **Friday** |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **AVA (7)** β
| β
[ ] Pick up toys
β
[ ] Sort clothes | β
[ ] Set the table
β
[ ] Feed the dog | β
[ ] Water plants
β
[ ] Take out trash | β
[ ] Make bed
β
[ ] Feed the pet | β
[ ] Wipe tables
β
[ ] Empty dishwasher |
| **LEO (10)** β
| β
[ ] Wipe counters
β
[ ] Put away toys | β
[ ] Feed the dog
β
[ ] Set table | β
[ ] Dust bookshelf
β
[ ] Empty dishes | β
[ ] Make bed
β
[ ] Do laundry sort | β
[ ] Sweep floor
β
[ ] Unload groceries |
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### π What Each Kid Earns π
* **Ava (7):** 20 Chore Points a week
* **Leo (10):** 20 Chore Points a week
### π° Weekly Rewards (Needs to be checked off by Mom/Dad)
* **$5:** Save in piggy bank
* **$10:** Board game night
* **$15:** Choose movie night
* **$20:** Park day / Ice cream treat
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### π‘ Tips for Printing & Using:
1. **Paper Size:** Print on standard 8.5 x 11 paper. If it doesn't fit well on your fridge, you can shrink it down to fit the space better.
2. **Ink Choice:** If you don't want to print in color, black and white works perfectly fineβjust add your own colored pens next to Ava (maybe blue) and Leo (maybe red) when checking them off!
3. **Interactivity:** On the first Monday, let the kids fill in the checkboxes (or use the *X* marks instead of checkboxes) so they take ownership right away.
4. **Adjusting for Weekends:** You can easily leave Sunday blank, or write in extra chores if they happen to have school on certain days.
Would you like me to make a version that is purely written out in longhand (so they can draw their own Xs), or a version formatted as a weekly reminder?