
Fifty points makes you a Super Star, but reach 150 and you’re a Legendary Helper. This weekly chores point chart garden version gives kids a whole ladder to climb, not just a finish line.
The weekly chores point chart garden edition lays out seven pre-filled chores across seven days: Make My Bed, Put Away Laundry, Set the Table, Water Plants or Garden, Sweep Floors, Take Out the Trash, and Read for 20 Minutes. Each chore row has a star outline for every day of the week, and a Weekly Points box sits in the right-hand column for tallying the total. A colorful affirmation panel on the right side reads “You’re Doing Great,” “Keep Up the Amazing Work,” and “Proud of You” to give extra encouragement at a glance.
At the bottom, five reward medallions show point thresholds of 50, 75, 100, 125, and 150, each with its own title and illustration. Kids color in or check off a star each time they complete a chore, add up their stars at week’s end, and match their score to a reward tier. This is one of several charts in the Weekly Chore Charts collection, and it suits households that want motivation built into the tracking system rather than added separately.


The star boxes are roomy enough for a quick checkmark or a filled star drawn with a fine-tipped marker. Gel pens show up well in the color-coded day columns without bleeding through standard copy paper. The Weekly Points box is small, so a ballpoint or a 0.5 mm fine liner keeps the number legible. Laminating the sheet lets you use a dry-erase marker and reuse it week after week without reprinting.

Run a few copies at once on 24 lb paper so the sheet holds up to daily handling without buckling. Leaving a small left margin before printing makes it easy to slip into a binder or clip to the fridge with a bulldog clip.