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Weekly Chores Allowance Chart With Farm Animals, Stars, and Goal Setting
A weekly chores allowance chart that actually follows the money, from the dollar earned per chore all the way to spending money left at the end of the week.
Eight preset chore rows sit across seven day columns, Monday through Sunday, each cell holding an outlined star to fill in when the job is done. A dollar sign line at the far right of every chore row lets you record that chore’s earned amount individually. Below the main grid, three separate panels handle the rest: a Weekly Goal Setting box with three numbered lines, an I Will Reward Myself By section with open writing space, and a dedicated Allowance Tracker that walks through starting balance, total earned, bonus, total, amount saved, and spending money.
This weekly chores allowance chart is built for households that want chores and money management running on the same sheet. Kids can color in each star as they finish a task, then watch their allowance tracker fill out by the weekend. The goal setting panel is wide enough for a full sentence per line, and the reward box gives enough room to sketch or write something motivating at the start of the week. Our Weekly Chore Charts collection includes simpler star-only versions if the full financial breakdown is more than you need right now.
A weekly chores allowance chart with eight chore rows, daily stars, goal setting, and a full allowance tracker. Free instant download.
Making the Most of Your Weekly Chores Allowance Chart
Usage Notes
Gel pens work well for coloring in the outlined stars without bleeding through standard copy paper. The dollar sign lines in the earned allowance column are short, so a fine-tip pen or even a sharpened pencil keeps the numbers legible. Laminate the sheet and you can use a dry-erase marker to reset it each Monday without reprinting.
Printing Tips
Heavier paper, 65 lb card stock or above, holds up to a full week of handling and keeps the laminated version smooth. Print one copy per week, or run four at once to have a full month ready before the first Monday.