PouchFree printable chore chart
Type your kid’s name and their chores, and print a weekly chart with a box for every day. It’s free and doesn’t ask for your email. The chart uses the whole page in landscape, so the boxes are big enough for stickers.
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Want the chart to keep score?
Pouch is the same chart on your phone. Each tick can add money to your kid’s balance, payday adds their pocket money, and a bar shows their savings goal. It’s free and stays on your device.
Tips for a chart that lasts past week one
- Start small. Two or three chores is plenty for a first chart. Add one when those are easy.
- Make it visible. Put it where the chore happens: the fridge, the bedroom door, next to the pet bowl.
- Decide on pay up front. Some families pay per chore, some give set pocket money and treat chores as part of family life, and others mix the two. Pick one and tell your child before the week starts.
- Print a fresh one each week. A new sheet on the same day every week works as a reset.
Looking for ideas? See chores by age.