Organizing your Chores {Blog Hop}

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If you’ve been following me for very long, then you know I am a huge fan of training children to work.

Here is a chart from my friend Toni over at The Happy Housewife—a list of age-appropriate chores that children can do.  This does not mean that they do every chore, but it’s a list of ideas for you. If you’re wondering, “What can my four-year old do?”, this this might help you:

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Around here, we use a weekly rotation for the “big things.”   Here is what ours looks like this year:

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If you like this one, you can download a printable version of it here!

Bottom line:  Have a plan. Teach your children to help and the value of hard work.  You’ll all be better off for it!

Work the Plan,
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Read all of the posts about “Organizing Your Chores” on these blogs! And read all about the Blog Hop going on HERE!

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About Heidi St. John

Heidi has been married to her husband Jay since 1989. Together they have seven children and three grandchildren! The St. Johns homeschooled their kids all the way through high school. Heidi is the the author of seven books, host of the popular podcast "Off the Bench," and the founder of MomStrong International, an online community of women learning God's Word and how to apply it to every day life. She and her husband Jay are also the founders of Firmly Planted Family and the Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center, located in Vancouver, Washington.

10 thoughts on “Organizing your Chores {Blog Hop}

  1. Heather S.

    I was looking for this chore list! Thanks for posting it. Our chart has a bit more on it. The kids have at least five chores they are responsible for each day. The two oldest are learning to do their own laundry this year.

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  2. Aria

    I really love all your printables – they are so creative and practical! I just have to ask – what kind of printer do you have at home? Ours is always running out of ink! I often either write with markers on poster board or go to an office store to pay for bigger jobs. Perhaps a better printer (or maybe just more ink!) would do the trick for me!

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    1. Heidi Post author

      Hi Aria! We have a Canon Pixma ink jet—hubby gets the ink refilled in some magical way. I’m not sure how but I know it’s less expensive than buying new cartridges. For years we bought the ink refill pack from Costco but they quit selling it.

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