If you are looking for something to allow your kids to learn while getting used to doing their chores, then this is just the tool you are looking for. It can be used by two children with an individual score for each one. The chart has 11 chores and 9 rewards. 70 stars to mark their achievements and a marker with an eraser to write down the days of the week, your children’s names and the stars which must be given in order to obtain the reward. Write down the names of your children and the days of the week. Then choose 5 chores and place them in the column for the chores to be completed. Write down the number of stars that they need in order to obtain the reward. And finally, let your children choose the reward that they wish to win. Throughout the week, they should be invited to place their stars according to the chores that they have completed. We also recommend setting easier chores at the beginning, gradually increasing in difficulty over time in order to increase you kids’ self-esteem.
- Activities column.
- Space to write the days of the week.
- Space to write the name of a child.
- Space to write the number of stars for the first child obtain the reward.
- Place the first childs’s reward.
- Space to write the name of another child.
- Space to write the number of stars for the second child to obtain the reward.
- Place the second child’s reward.
- Space to place the remaining activities.
- Space to place the remaining rewards.
- Space to place the stars earned.
- Space to place the stars remaining.
