Chore Chart

Keep your family organised and motivated with our Chore Chart—a reusable wooden system designed to teach responsibility and reward effort. Each chart features a laser-etched title at the top and comes with either 5 or 10 acrylic tiles. Write chores directly onto the tiles using dry erase markers, then wipe clean and update as needed. Every completed task earns tokens that children can spend on rewards from our Reward Menu or save towards items in our Reward Jar. Perfect for building life skills, this chart makes chore management visual, interactive, and fun. Personalise it with your family name or keep it classic on a natural wooden background. Educational benefits include teaching accountability, time management, delayed gratification, and the value of contribution to family life.

Non personalised will have the title Chore Chart.

For all personalisation, just let us know in the notes. You can also change the other titles, jobs/chores or tokens earned.

Dimensions: Width 250mm, Height 200mm for 5 tiles, 350mm for 10 tiles.

Mix with our Reward Menu and Reward Jar. 

The best part? They are completely modular! Use them together as the ultimate teamwork toolkit, or choose just one piece to target a specific goal.

🔍 How the System Works Together

1. Earn It: Little ones complete tasks on their Chore Chart.

2. Collect It: Every completed chore earns a physical token to drop into their Reward Jar.

3. Spend It: Once the jar fills up, they can cash in their tokens for exciting privileges listed on the Reward Menu!

🧠 The Educational & Developmental Benefits

This collection is so much more than a routine tracker—it’s a powerful tool for early childhood development:

• Introduction to Early Economics: Trading tokens for rewards teaches children the foundational math concepts of saving, spending, and value exchange.

• Fine Motor Practice: Grasping the tokens and carefully slotting them into the reward jar provides excellent practice for finger dexterity and hand-eye coordination.

• Executive Functioning & Independence: Visualising their daily responsibilities helps children learn time management, predictability, and how to take ownership of their day.

• Positive Reinforcement: Moving away from abstract promises, the tangible action of dropping a token into a jar makes progress visual, encouraging intrinsic motivation and a sense of accomplishment.