Family chore chart template
One chart for the whole household: write the chore, name who owns it, and tick the days it gets done. The tally line at the bottom keeps the split visible — no more "I did everything last week" debates, or at least fewer of them. Type in your family's names and chores, or print it blank and fill it in on the fridge. Nothing leaves this browser, and the printout is always on a white background.
| Chore | Who | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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Tip: everything you type is saved in this browser only — nothing is uploaded. The printed chart always comes out on a white background.
Making the split stick
- Swap a few assignments every week so nobody is stuck with the same chore forever.
- Keep grown-up chores on the same sheet — a visible split lands fairer than a spoken one.
- Use the per-person tally at a short weekly check-in; the sheet carries the facts so the conversation stays short.
Want each person's week to live on its own sheet? Print one copy of the kids chart or teen chart per person and keep the family version as the master list.