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Chore, Routine & Reward Chart Maker
Make a free printable chore chart, morning or bedtime routine chart or reward chart for kids. Edit the jobs (emojis welcome), add a reward line, print and tick each day.
Chore, routine & reward chart maker
Pick a chart, change the jobs if you like (emojis welcome), print it and add a sticker or tick for each day.
⭐ My Morning Routine ⭐
| Job | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🛏️ Make my bed | |||||||
| 🪥 Brush teeth | |||||||
| 👕 Get dressed | |||||||
| 🥣 Eat breakfast | |||||||
| 🎒 Pack my bag |
🎁 When I get 25 stars, I get: ________________
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How many jobs should a chart have?+
3–5 for young children, up to 8–10 for older kids. Fewer jobs done well beat a long list.
Should I give rewards?+
Many families use stars that add up to a small treat or privilege. Praise for effort often works as well as prizes.