Free Weekly Chore Chart Printable

A full week of chores on one page. List each chore once, then check it off day by day instead of rewriting the list every morning.

Weekly Chore Chart
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Fill it in here, or download the blank PDF:
Chore Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

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How to Use This Printable

  1. List each chore in its own row.
  2. Check off the box for each day it's completed.
  3. Post it somewhere visible for the week.
  4. Print a fresh sheet each week, or laminate one and use a dry-erase marker.

Keeping the chore list specific

A vague chore like "clean room" gets skipped more than a specific one like "put dirty clothes in hamper," so specific wording on each row makes the chart easier to actually follow.

Deciding who checks the boxes

Letting a child check off their own completed chores builds ownership; a parent doing a quick end-of-day glance catches anything missed without needing to supervise every task.

Making the chart last longer than a week

Laminating a copy and using a dry-erase marker, or printing several sheets at once, turns a one-week chart into an ongoing system without needing a new printout every Monday.

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FAQ

How many chores fit on one sheet?
8 rows, enough for most weekly chore lists without feeling overwhelming.
Does this include a suggested chore list?
No, it's blank so you can fill in whatever fits your household and each child's age.
Can this work for adults sharing chores too?
Yes, the row-per-task, check-per-day format works for any household, not only kids.
What if a chore only happens some days, like trash day?
Leave the boxes blank on days it doesn't apply, only checking the days the chore is actually due.
Should chores be tied to allowance on this chart?
This chart is chores only; pair it with the Family Allowance Tracker if chores and allowance are linked in your house.