Get your kids organized and on task with these fun Chore Sticks for Kids Chores!
Looking for an easy way to keep track of the chores for your kiddos?? Here’s what has worked for me ~ Chore Sticks Kids Chores!
Chore Sticks Kids Chores
Yes… even chores can go in Mason Jars ~ why am I so wildly in love with mason jars?!? 😉
Simply write {or type and tape} the name of the chore to the end of a craft stick. {found in the kids section of your local craft store or sometimes even at the Dollar Tree}
Once the chore has been completed, your child can flip over that stick for the day… ta-da!
My boys love the satisfaction of flipping over the sticks once they complete their jobs… and I love that I don’t have to nag them each day ~ they know exactly what’s expected of them that day. 🙂
For more than one child, chores can be color-coded… one child could be responsible for all of the blue sticks, one child responsible for all of the green sticks, etc. Easy-peasy!
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So… let’s hear it ~ how do YOU keep track of chores in your home?
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Vandy says
I do something similar to the chore sticks. Except with my monkeys I have their own chore sticks, and then the communal chore sticks. The communal chores sticks are put into a recycled tin can facing down so they can’t see the chores, and so that they cannot pick their favorite chores. I then have each kid pick a stick until the can is empty. Those plus their daily personal chores are what they must have done before they retire to bed.
Heidi says
Great idea, Vandy!