Chore charts: 8 DIY ideas

Make household tasks fun(ish) with these unique ways to remind kids to pitch in.

By Laura Grande

Updated Oct 27, 2016

Chore Charts

Get organized!

It’s that time of year again to get your family off to a fresh start. You can start dividing up your family chores with this easy-to-make Organization Box.

Here are some more fun, crafty ways to get your kids into the spirit of spring cleaning.

Watch: How to get your kids to help with chores>

Photo: Tony Lanz

Paint Chip Chore Chart

Sometimes doing chores can seem daunting.

These paint chips break big chores down into smaller tasks so kids can follow them step-by-step until they’re done.

Get the instructions here: Paint Chip Chore Chart

Photo: Mommy Moment

Magnetic Chore Chart

Move the magnets from your fridge door to these simple chore charts.

Pictures on the magnets make it clear to young ones what they need to do for each task.

Get the instructions here: Magnetic Chore Chart

Photo: A Spotted Pony

Scratch-Off Chore Card

Get crafty by making a scratch-off chore card.

All you need is some paint, brushes, dishwashing soap and contact paper!

Get the instructions here: Scratch-Off Chore Card

Photo: Toddler Approved

Chore Chart on a Ring

We love this portable chore chart on a ring!

Laminate the pages so each child can check off the items on their list with a dry erase marker — and easily wipe it off when all the chores are completed. Easy to tuck into purses, bags or even left hanging on a hook or the fridge.

Get the instructions here: Chore Chart on a Ring