Seven chores run down the left column, each paired with a small icon: a bed, a laundry basket, a plate stack, a vacuum, a watering can, a book, and a trash bin. Across the top, Monday through Sunday each get their own column of outlined star boxes, one per chore per day, for up to 49 stars in a week. Below the main grid, three sections sit side by side: a Weekly Point Tally box explaining that each star equals 10 points with a write-in field for the weekly total, a row of five oval badges labeled Super Helper, Great Job, Keep Up the Good Work, Responsible and Proud, and You Rock, and a My Rewards Goals panel with three numbered write-in lines under the prompt “When I reach my goal, I can earn.”

This weekly chores point chart with ladybugs suits kids who respond better to a running score than to stickers alone. The star boxes are large enough to color in or check off with a standard pen, and the three reward lines let a parent or child negotiate different prizes at different point thresholds, making it useful for a full month of weekly resets rather than a single week.