Free printable chore charts
Charts we made for our own kitchen. No email, no signup — open one and press print. The picture chart works for children who cannot read yet.
Picture chore chart
Ages 3–5
A free printable chore chart that uses pictures instead of words, so a three, four or five year old can read it on their own. Print it, stick it on the fridge, tick the boxes.
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Chore chart for 6–8s
Ages 6–8
A free printable weekly chore chart for children aged six to eight, with a space to write what each job is worth. Print at home on Letter or A4.
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Allowance & savings tracker
Ages 6–10
A free printable tracker for pocket money: what came in, what went out, and how close a child is to the thing they are saving for.
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The closing bell card
Any age
A free printable fridge card for a two-minute end-of-day money ritual with your kids: check the jobs, agree what was done, and pay up.
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Chore chart for 10 year olds
Ages 9–11
A free printable chore contract for 10 year olds: deadlines, standards and prices instead of sticker boxes — plus what the allowance surveys actually measure.
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Tired of ticking boxes by hand?
Sock Market does the same thing on the family iPad — and it reads the jobs aloud, so a child who cannot read yet can still see what is theirs and what it pays.
See it working — no signup