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Get the card template and adjust for your needs. Print it. I include a chart that shows how the points translate to money/extra video game time.
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Draw a line for each column using tailors chalk. Then sew along each line, using black thread.
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3
I added vinyl for the pockets and for the name of the chart. For the plastic pockets, I used permanent vinyl, but I used iron-on vinyl for words that attached to the fabric of the chart.
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4
I cut and laminated all of my chore cards, including quite a few blank cards that allow me to write some chores in with dry erase marker.
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Organize your chores by the day of the week. Some of our chores are daily options, ie. the dog needs fresh water every day. Other chores are once a week and I schedule those for weekends when the kids have more time.
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Hang up your chart and show your kids how to use it. Each child has their own row and they put the completed chores under their name. On Sunday, I pay them in video game time or money, then I reset everything!
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Danielle is a DIY/craft/sewing blogger on DIYDanielle.com. She loves to write about projects that she makes for her small farm, her children, and her home.