
Seven chores, seven days, and a dollar amount beside every single one. This weekly chores allowance chart with goal setting adds a goal-writing section so kids can name what they are saving toward.
The main grid lists seven chores: Make My Bed, Do Laundry, Wash Dishes or Load Dishwasher, Vacuum Floors, Take Out Trash and Recycling, Clean Bathroom, and Feed Pets. Each row runs across Monday through Sunday with an outlined star checkbox per day, and a preset dollar value in the Earned Allowance column ranging from one to two dollars per chore. A Total Earned line sits below the grid.
Three sections fill the bottom of the sheet. Weekly Goal Setting prompts the child to write their goal, why it matters, and what they will do when they reach it. Notes and Reminders offers open lines for parent or child input. The Allowance Tracker, part of this collection’s Weekly Chore Charts series, carries fields for Starting Balance, Total Earned This Week, Bonus or Extra earnings, Spent, and New Balance, so money management is built right into the routine.


Ballpoint pens handle the narrow allowance tracker lines cleanly without bleeding through. The star checkboxes are sized for a quick X or checkmark with a fine liner, though a colored pencil works if you want to color-code by child. The goal setting prompts have short write-in lines, so keep handwriting compact.

Laminate a copy for dry-erase weekly reuse, or run off four copies at once to cover a full month without reprinting. The layout has enough margin on the left side to hole-punch for a binder if you prefer to keep weekly sheets together.