
Six chores, seven days, and a smiling golden star waiting at the finish line. My weekly chores chart with pet care built right into the row list makes it impossible to forget the dog.
The chart runs six labeled chore rows down the left side: Make My Bed, Put Away My Laundry, Read for 20 Minutes, Set the Table, Help Clean Up, and Take Care of My Pet. Each row carries a small illustration beside the task name and seven star outlines spanning Monday through Sunday. At the bottom, a dashed reward section displays 35 filled gold stars alongside the text “When I earn 35 stars, I earn a special reward!” and a blank “My Reward:” line where a parent writes in the incentive.
This my weekly chores chart with pet care belongs to the Weekly Chore Charts collection and works best printed fresh each Monday so the star outlines stay clean. Kids color in or sticker a star each evening after completing a task, and the reward line gives parents a flexible way to set the stakes, whether that means a movie night or an extra story. The star outlines are generously sized for small hands using crayons or stickers, and the reward box at the bottom right leaves enough room for a short handwritten note.


Ballpoint pens glide over the coated surface without smudging, making them a reliable pick for parents filling in the reward line. The star outlines are large enough for young kids to color with a standard crayon or press a round sticker inside cleanly. Laminating a copy lets the whole family use a dry erase marker week after week without reprinting.

Standard 20 lb copy paper works fine for single-use weekly prints, but 32 lb paper holds up better if kids are handling the sheet daily. Leave a small margin on the left side before hole-punching so none of the day columns get clipped when it goes into a binder.