Chores & Kids Weekly Planner printables

3 free chores & kids weekly planner sheets, one per layout. Seven-day spreads for scheduling, meals, workouts, and goals. Every one downloads as a PDF in US Letter or A4 and prints in black and white.

Part of Weekly Planner printables and Chores & Kids printables.

The sheets

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About these chores & Kids Weekly Planner sheets

All three sheets help households assign, track, and review children's chores across a seven-day week, but each approaches the job differently. The Family Chore Rotation Chart distributes morning and evening tasks across multiple children by day. The Kids Daily Chore Planner gives a parent a single child's full week of morning, after-school, and bedtime tasks in one view. The Kids Weekly Chore Reward Chart lets a child track eight named tasks daily and accumulate points toward a reward.

Choosing between them

Choose the Family Chore Rotation Chart if you have two or more children and need to rotate who does which household job each day, or if you want a structured Friday or Sunday review built into the sheet. Choose the Kids Daily Chore Planner if you are managing one child's routine in detail — useful for children who are new to chores or need clear morning-to-bedtime structure. Choose the Kids Weekly Chore Reward Chart if your child responds well to visible progress and you have already agreed on a specific reward to work toward.

What each sheet contains

“Family Chore Rotation Chart” is the seven-row week layout — one tall row per day (Monday–Sunday) split into three labelled columns, with a three-prompt box across the foot of the page. Its column headings run to three entries, starting with “Morning Chore”, “After-School / Evening” and “Done by (name)”.

“Kids Daily Chore Planner” is the day boxes with goals layout — three goal lines across the top, seven boxed days in a 4 + 3 grid with a faint hint in each, and a two-prompt review box at the bottom. Its goal prompts run to three entries, starting with “New chore to learn this week:”, “Good habit to build every day:” and “Reward when all days are done:”.

“Kids Weekly Chore Reward Chart” is the weekly tracker table layout — eight labelled rows against seven day columns of checkboxes, an optional totals column, and two short note sections underneath. Its row labels run to eight entries, starting with “Make bed / tidy room”, “Put dirty clothes in hamper” and “Set or clear the table”.

Printing

Each of the three chores & Kids Weekly Planner sheets downloads as a PDF in US Letter or A4 from its own page, laid out in black and white so it prints on any home or office printer. Nothing on the page is carried by colour, the fields are sized for handwriting, and the same layout can be refilled with your own labels in the generator.

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