
Stars for chores, a piggy bank for savings, and an action plan waiting to be filled in. This weekly chores chart with allowance tracking turns good habits into a concrete money goal.
Eight chores run down the left column, from Make My Bed and Laundry through Water Plants, Take Out the Trash, and Be Kind and Respectful, each with a star checkbox for Monday through Sunday. To the right sits the Earned Allowance panel, which has lines for Starting Balance, Earned This Week, Bonus or Extra, Total Earned, Spent, and Ending Balance, plus a separate Allowance Goal box featuring a piggy bank graphic and a Goal Amount line.
Below the main grid, three sections sit side by side: My Weekly Goals with three labeled lines, an Action Plan with a numbered prompt reading To reach my goals, I will, and a Notes and Reminders box. This weekly chores chart with allowance section works especially well for families who tie star completion to a dollar amount at week’s end, since the budget math is already laid out on the same sheet.


Fine-liner pens in the 0.38 or 0.4 mm range suit the allowance dollar fields, which are narrow. The star checkboxes are large enough for a quick tick with a regular ballpoint. If you laminate the sheet, a dry-erase marker lets you reuse the chore grid while writing the allowance figures on a sticky note clipped alongside.

Heavier paper, 65 lb card stock or above, holds up when little hands pick it up all week to check off stars. Print one copy per child and slip it into a page protector pinned to the fridge, or hole-punch the left margin and add it to a household binder for a running weekly record.