Chore Chart Free · free printable chore charts
Free printable chore charts for kids
A chore chart is a habit tool, not a scoreboard. Pick the chart for your child's age, print it free, and let the stickers do the work.
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The chore charts
Four age groups, each with age-appropriate chores, a sticker set and a reward idea. Every chart is free to print.
How a chore chart works
A chore chart lists a child's chores for the week, with a sticker or check for each finished task and a reward at the end of the week. It works because it makes progress visible — a child can see the week ahead and feel the satisfaction of finishing.
The right number of chores depends on age. Start small, keep the tasks concrete, and make the reward consistent. The chart is a habit tool, not a scoreboard.
Questions, answered
- What is a chore chart?
- A chore chart is a printable board that lists a child's chores for the week, with a sticker or check for each finished task and a reward at the end of the week. It is a habit tool that helps a child see their progress and feel the satisfaction of finishing.
- How many chores should a child have?
- It depends on age. A toddler can handle two or three simple tasks, a preschooler four or five, a school-age child six, and a teen a handful of real responsibilities. Start at the low end and add only when the current list is easy.
- Are the chore charts really free?
- Yes. Every chore chart on this site is free to print and use at home. A full pack with a tracker and sticker sheets is available after one short sponsor offer, but the individual charts are always free.
- Does the site collect any data?
- No. Nothing is collected on this site — no account, no email field, no tracking. If you open the sponsor offer, your browser holds a return route in session storage for the trip out and back, and deletes it when you close the tab.