Free Printable Chore Charts for Kids (PDF)

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Updated November 12, 2026

Quick answer: Pick the chart for your child's age, download the PDF and print it. Each one is a weekly chart with tick boxes from Monday to Sunday, and the age charts come with five suggested chores. Free, and no signup needed.

Preview of the Daily Kiddo chore chart for ages 6 to 7: a weekly grid with five chores and tick boxes for each day — Preview: the ages 6-7 chart. Made by Daily Kiddo.

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Chore Chart Mega Pack — $7

$7, one-time, instant PDF download

A 30-page printable pack you can keep and reprint. The eight single charts above stay free; this is extra.

Preview: the pack cover. Designed by Daily Kiddo.

What is inside:

Age-banded chore charts for ages 2–4, 5–7 and 8–12 (two weekly sets each, plus daily checklists)
A family rotation chart, weekly star and points trackers, and a monthly reward calendar
Morning, bedtime and after-school routine charts
Blank templates, a reward menu, a cut-out star sheet and celebration coupons

US Letter PDF. For parents and caregivers only — checkout is for adults, and the charts have blank lines you fill in by hand. We do not collect a child's name, photo or other personal information.

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Prefer to build your own list? Use our free chore chart maker, or browse the full list of chores by age.

How to use a chore chart

Choose three to five chores. Fewer is easier to stick with. Swap in your own using the blank rows.
Show your child how. Do the chore together first, then let them take over as they get confident.
Put it where they can see it. The fridge or their bedroom door works well. Tick the box together at the end of the day.
Decide on the goal ahead of time. Use the "Our goal" and "Celebrate with" lines for something small, such as a family game night or choosing the weekend movie.
Review each week. If a chore is always missed, make it smaller or move it to a better time of day.

Privacy

Nothing here asks for your child's name, age or photo. You write on the printed chart by hand. The email signup below is for parents and caregivers only.

Frequently asked questions

Are these chore charts really free?

Yes. Download and print as many copies as you like for your family or classroom. You do not need to sign up.

What paper size are the PDFs?

They are US Letter, landscape. Most printers scale them to A4 if you choose "fit to page".

Do you collect my child's name or photo?

No. The charts have blank lines for you to write on by hand. The page does not ask for any information about your child.

How many chores should a chart have?

Start with three to five. The age charts list five suggested chores and three blank rows so you can swap in your own.

Is there a paid pack?

Yes. The Chore Chart Mega Pack is a 30-page PDF for $7, sold once and downloaded instantly. The eight single charts on this page stay free, and you do not need to buy the pack to use them.

Chores shown are suggestions from our age-by-age list, not medical or developmental advice. Every child develops at their own pace, and adults should supervise anything involving cleaning products, knives or equipment.