Free Chore Chart Maker: Build and Print a Chart for Your Child
Updated November 2, 2026
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Quick answer: Pick an age group, tick the chores you want, add any of your own and press Print. Nothing you type is sent to us; the chart is built in your browser.
A simple weekly chart helps kids see what is expected and enjoy ticking things off. This maker starts with age-appropriate suggestions you can change.
Make your chart
Tick the chores to include, add your own, then print.
Tips for a chart that sticks
- Start with 2-4 chores, not 10.
- Show younger kids how to do each one first, then do it together.
- Praise effort over perfection.
- Review the chart weekly and swap chores as skills grow.
Frequently asked questions
Is the chore chart maker free?
Yes. It runs in your browser and nothing is stored or sent.
Should chores be tied to allowance?
Families differ. Some pay for extra jobs and keep everyday chores as part of family life. Choose what fits your values.
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