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Weekly Chores Chart With Allowance Tracker and Goals Section
Earn it, track it, save some of it. This weekly chores chart with allowance tracker handles the whole loop, from Monday chores to end-of-week spending money, on a single sheet.
Eight pre-filled chores run down the left column: Make My Bed, Do Laundry, Vacuum Floors, Wash Dishes, Take Out Trash, Wipe Down Surfaces, Water Plants, and Tidy My Room. Each row has an outlined star for every day of the week, Monday through Sunday. Alongside the chore grid sits a detailed allowance tracker with individual dollar lines for Starting Balance, Earned This Week, Extra Bonuses, Total Earned, Amount Saved, Spending Money, and Ending Balance. Below the grid, a My Weekly Goals box holds three numbered lines and an I Can Do It trophy graphic, and a Notes and Reminders box provides four ruled lines for quick parent or child notes.
This weekly chores chart with allowance tracker is built for kids who are just starting to connect effort with earnings. Stars get colored or checked off daily, then at the end of the week the allowance section walks through the math step by step. The goals box keeps the week focused without overwhelming, and the notes area gives a parent space to flag anything that needs follow-up. The motivational banner at the bottom, Be Proud of Yourself, Every Task Counts, makes the sheet feel encouraging rather than punitive.
Colorful weekly chores chart with allowance tracker covering starting balance, savings, spending, and a goals section. Free instant download.
Setting Up Your Weekly Chores Chart With Allowance Tracker
Usage Notes
The allowance dollar lines are narrow, so a fine-liner in 0.38 mm keeps entries legible without crowding the fields. Gel pens work well in the star checkboxes since those are generously sized and there is no risk of ink bleeding into adjacent columns. Laminating the sheet and using a dry-erase marker on the star grid while leaving the allowance section to be filled in fresh each week on a sticky note is a practical middle ground.
Printing Tips
Heavier paper holds up to a full week of daily handling. Leave a small margin on the left side if you plan to file sheets in a binder at month’s end. Printing four at once on a short stack saves time and gives you a ready supply without returning to the printer each Sunday.