print, stick to the fridge, go
Free printable chore charts — five designs, zero sign-up
Every chart prints on one US Letter page. Click through, hit Print (or "Save as PDF" in the print dialog), and you're done — no email gate, no watermark, no catch.
Weekly chore grid
ages 6–12The classic: chores down the side, days across the top, a star box for every job. Includes a weekly total and reward line.
Open & printToddler picture chart
ages 2–5Five picture jobs with big circles to color in — made for kids who can't read yet but love filling things in.
Open & printPoints & rewards chart
ages 6–12The ChoreTrack method on paper: chores earn points, points buy prizes from a shelf you set. Tally jar included.
Open & printSibling rotation chart
2–3 kidsFour job zones that rotate weekly so nobody "always gets the trash." Ends the whose-turn argument for a month at a time.
Open & printTeen responsibility checklist
ages 13+No stars, no clip art — a clean daily/weekly checklist plus an "extras for cash" section that respects their dignity.
Open & printFair warning from experience: paper charts work great for about three weeks. When the novelty wears off, keep the system and lose the paper — ChoreTrack runs the same chores → points → prizes loop with automatic tracking, kid PINs, parent approval, and a prize shelf kids check on their own. Free for 2 kids →
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