This week has been spent cleaning, organizing, and the great purge of 2012. Unfortunately my kids aren’t so thrilled. They would rather be playing with their new Christmas toys. To make it a little easier to see what they needed to do each day, I created this chore list of to do’s for them.
My daughter didn’t mind doing her list because she got to
use a dry erase pen and it was on her terms.
If you want to create your own laminated kids to do list:
print out the to do list sheet, laminate (or use clear contact paper),
hole punch and add it to a lanyard or ribbon.
For 30days followers and personal use only. Thanks!
My kids aren’t the only ones around my house that need a little encouraging….. ;)
(You can download this printable too!)
What do you do to encourage chores and to do’s around your house?
Sheryl Clark says
I love this! I am trying to download it, but it does nothing…and yes, I have subscribed! :)
Brooke @ The Crafting Chicks says
Love this twist on the job chart! I could see my kids really liking this! Thanks for sharing. i love your site! :)
Mique says
Well aren’t you the sweetest Brooke? Thanks for the fun comment. xo
libbywilko says
This is terrific ! Can’t wait to try it with the boys.
Thank you so much.
cindy says
Thank you for this simple chore chart!!! I have been desperately trying to find one that would work for my for boys and I think this is it!!! Thanks again!
Lara {Ellie G} says
Well, thanks to you I do now own a laminator. Great idea Mique. The lists are adorable! :)
Jen B. says
Love this! I have been dying to make my kid’s a chore chart (they just turned 5 and I think it’s high time they started pulling their weight!) Hadn’t thought of the dry-erase idea. Love it! Thanks for sharing!