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Toddler Chore Chart

Five small jobs a two- to four-year-old can really do, with big boxes to tick. Toddlers like helping; a chart just lets them see that they did.

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My JobsName:Week of:ChoreMonTueWedThuFriSatSunPut toys in the binClothes in the hamperHelp feed the petShoes by the doorBrush teethThis week's reward:papercabinet.com

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Three steps to a printed page

  1. Type the chores, one per line. Up to 15 fit on a page.

  2. Add names, one per line, if you want a chart for each child.

  3. Press Print. Charts print sideways so every day has room.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can toddlers really do chores?

Yes, simple ones like putting toys in a bin or shoes by the door. The point is the habit, not a spotless house.

Can I make a chore chart for several kids at once?

Yes. Type each name on its own line in the Names box and you get one chart per child, each with the same chores and their name in the title.

Can the chart show only school days?

Yes. Choose "Monday to Friday" under Days. Open More options to start full weeks on Sunday instead of Monday.

How many chores fit on one chart?

Up to 15. With fewer chores, the rows and tick boxes get bigger, which is easier for young kids.