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Weekly Chores Point Chart, Seven Tasks With Daily Star Tracking

Somewhere between Make My Bed and Water Plants, kids start connecting daily effort to a running total. This weekly chores point chart school edition makes that math visible and motivating.

Seven chores run down the left column alongside small kawaii icons, including a bed, laundry basket, broom, place setting, stacked dishes, trash can, and watering can. Across the top, Monday through Sunday each gets its own star checkbox, color-coded by day, and a Points column sits at the far right for tallying the week. At the bottom, four cheerful badges read Great Job, You’re Awesome, Keep Up the Good Work, and Proud of You, alongside a Weekly Point Total box with a separate My Goal line.

This weekly chores point chart school layout suits kids who respond to seeing progress accumulate rather than just getting a sticker at week’s end. The star boxes are sized for a quick fill or check mark, and the Points and Goal fields give enough room for two-digit numbers written in standard pen. Print one copy per child per week, or laminate a single copy and let them update it with a dry-erase marker each day.

Colorful weekly chores point chart school kids will actually want to fill in. Seven tasks, daily stars, and a weekly point total. Free download.
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Usage Notes

Fine-liner pens in 0.4 or 0.5 mm keep star fill-ins tidy without bleeding through standard 20 lb copy paper. The Points column and Goal line are narrow, so a ballpoint or fine-tip gel pen gives the most control there. Laminated copies work well with a thin dry-erase marker, though thicker chisel tips will spill outside the star outlines.

Printing Tips

For a full month of tracking, print four copies at once and stack them in a clipboard or slip them into a binder with a half-inch margin left on the left edge for hole punching. Card stock at 32 lb or heavier holds up better than copy paper when kids handle it daily.