Free Printable Weekly Chore Chart

This free printable weekly chore chart keeps the whole family's jobs in one place: 14 daily tasks tracked across the week, 7 weekly tasks, and a corner for notes and rewards.

Parents can use it to teach kids responsibility; housemates use it to split the work fairly. Print it, put it where it will be seen regularly, and check tasks off as they get done.

How to Use This Weekly Chore Chart

Setting it up takes a minute:

1. Add the assignee: Enter the name of the person responsible for these chores at the top
2. List daily tasks: Fill in recurring chores that need to be done every day (make bed, dishes, etc.)
3. Add weekly tasks: Include tasks that only need to be done once per week (vacuuming, laundry, etc.)
4. Set a reward: Use the notes/rewards section to motivate completion with incentives
5. Print and display: Click print and post the chart somewhere visible like the refrigerator
6. Track completion: Check off tasks each day as they're completed

It suits a family teaching kids to pitch in, a shared house splitting the load, or one person staying honest about the housework. Pair it with our weekly cleaning schedule for room-by-room jobs, or our meal planner to run meals and chores together.

Why Use an Editable Chore Chart?

This editable chore chart lets you type the tasks in first, so the printed chart is clear enough for a six-year-old to read. When the routine changes, update it and print a fresh copy. No software, no account.