Teen chore chart
A weekly responsibility grid with a points column. You decide what each chore is worth — a ten-minute job and a Saturday-morning deep clean do not have to count the same. The points are a plain tally on the sheet; what they mean, if anything, is entirely up to your family. Everything stays in this browser, and the printout is always on a white background.
| Chore | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | Points |
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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.
Why a points column?
- Weights make trade-offs visible: it is easier to talk about a fair split when the sheet shows effort side by side.
- Points can stay purely informational — many teens prefer seeing the tally over any prize attached to it.
- Set the values together at the start of the week and leave the day-to-day to the chart.
If you attach meaning to the points (allowance, privileges, outings), the reward system guide covers common ways families structure that — with the trade-offs, not a single prescribed method.