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Weekly Chores Chart Farm Animals, Stars and Point Tracker

Cows, chickens, and pigs cheer from the sidelines on this weekly chores chart farm animals stars edition, where seven everyday tasks meet a full seven-day star grid.

The chart lists seven pre-filled chores down the left column, each paired with a small icon: Make My Bed, Put Away Laundry, Set the Table, Sweep the Floor, Take Out the Trash, Water Plants, and Read for 20 Minutes. Across the top, columns run Monday through Sunday, and each cell holds an outlined star ready to be colored or checked off. At the bottom, a Weekly Points section includes a Total Points Earned box, a My Reward Goal field, and five circular badge icons labeled Hard Worker, Super Helper, Keep It Up, Awesome Job, and Chores Champ.

This page from the Weekly Chore Charts collection works best when a parent or child fills in the name line at the top on Monday morning, then colors or ticks one star per completed chore each evening. The reward goal field gives kids something concrete to aim for, while the points box lets a grown-up tally the week at a glance. The pre-set chore list suits elementary-aged children who are building a consistent daily routine.

Colorful weekly chores chart farm animals stars edition includes seven chores, daily star boxes, a points tracker, and reward goal field. Free instant download.
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Usage Notes

Ballpoint or fine-point gel pens suit the narrow star outlines without bleeding through standard copy paper. The Total Points Earned box and Reward Goal field are roomy enough for a broad-tipped marker if you prefer bold, visible numbers. Laminate a copy and use a dry-erase marker to reuse it week after week without reprinting.

Printing Tips

Standard 20 lb copy paper works for a single week of use, but 32 lb paper holds up better if small hands are coloring in the stars daily. Leave a half-inch margin on the left side before punching holes so the chore labels stay fully visible in a binder.