After-school chore chart — free printable PDF

An after-school chore chart, time-blocked from three pm to six pm. Backpack on the hook at three, snack at three fifteen, homework at three forty-five, outside or a chore at four thirty, help set dinner at five thirty. The schedule is a suggestion; the chart is the cue. Print one Monday and let the kid run it themselves by Wednesday.
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Questions parents ask

Do I need to sign up to download the PDF?

No. One click, no email gate. The printable on this page is yours either way. If you want the same paper to stay current as chores change, join the Choreeo iPhone beta interest list.

Will this print on a regular home printer?

Yes. Every chart on this page is one page, US Letter (or A4 for the A4 variant), designed for the cheap inkjet on the kitchen counter. The header has the week, the footer has a place to sign, and the rows are big enough for a kid to read across the room.

Can I edit the chart before printing?

The free PDF prints as-is. Choreeo is being built so parents can create the family chart in the iPhone app, print it for the fridge, then log updates with Siri or a tap.

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