12 chore charts for the little helper in your household

This rainbow printable looks so much like a board game that your littles will forget they are doing any chores at all. Perfect for toddlers.

Sara from Sincerely Sara D created a simple black-and-white, printable chore chart that will look good on your wall while giving you plenty of space to customize and assign. She also includes instructions on how to laminate and frame the chore chart.

Download and print these encouraging, free chore charts from Molly Maid along with a list of age-appropriate chores and your kids will be whistling while they work in no time. This one will work for a variety of ages three and up.

Encourage toddlers and preschoolers to get involved in chores with this downloadable set of cards that showcase everyday household tasks and turn cleaning into a game. Pick a card, any card!

Purchase this printable checklist and you will receive two versions: one filled-in and one editable blank version (the headers such as morning and afternoon are fixed and cannot be changed). You can use the free version of Adobe Acrobat to edit and customize the exact list of to-dos. All for under $3

We love the modern look of this simple magnetic board. The dry-erase surface allows you to write in and customize or use the included 30 chore magnets and 90 circle magnets. You can pick between three themes: tropical animals, leaves or universe.

These fully magnetic daily charts come with 30 illustrated button magnets along with 108 reusable stickers that allow you to customize your child’s day with tasks like chores, homework, hygiene, snack time, and more. It’s also dry erase if you need to leave a note or draw a few smiley faces here and there. Perfect for kids 3 to 8.

This reusable, dry-erase acrylic chore chart can be customized with names for two kids so that you can put that sibling rivalry to good use. You can add a pack of markers for just a few dollars more. Suitable for kids ages three and up.

We love this self-adhesive whiteboard for older kids (8 to tween) because it not only has plenty of space to write in the week’s chores, it also includes a designated area to write in gratitudes and things to look forward to.

Bring some color and organization to your tween or teen’s life with a 25-page paper notepad that allows you or your kids to write in daily to-do’s, chores, goals, and more. Not only can you customize it with their name, but you can also select the colors. We also love Erin Condren’s family-size chore chart, where you can include notes and tasks for the entire fam.

A magnetic, dry-erase chart with enough room to include routines and daily tasks for multiple family members. Keep track of schedules and chores using the included color markers. Suited for a variety of ages, but it may be hard for toddlers to get the concepts of a list, so it’s best for ages five and up.

A Montessori-inspired, visual daily routine and chore chart features 12 daily routine wooden magnets that stick onto one dry-erase magnet board. Because the tasks are simplified (Go potty, eat breakfast, get dressed), we think they are perfect for ages 3 to 6.