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Preschool Chore Charts

 February 28, 2015     Sarah Lemp    10 Comments   This post contains affiliate links

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Preschool Chore Charts

Hey everyone! I’m over at Sugar Bee Crafts today, sharing a fun, printable Preschool Chore Chart! I’m featuring the morning routine chart over at Sugar Bee and offering the evening version here!

This is a simple “flip down” style chart. All you have to do is fold, cut and hang! Your child can flip down each task as they complete it to reveal a check mark!

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INSTRUCTIONS:

Print using the “2 side” printing option or “front and back” printing. However your computer words it so the the text is on front and back. If your computer doesn’t have this option, you will have to print each side at a time and flip the paper in between.
This works best if printed on heavy paper or card stock.

  • FOLD the paper on the solid gray lines.
  • CUT the paper on the dotted lines.
    I designed this not to need any additional supplies.
    Simply fold and cut where indicated and you will have a fun little “flip down” style chart. As your child completes each step, they can pull down that picture and reveal a check mark for “done!”
  • OPTIONAL: add magnets the back as I have done to hang on fridge. You could also add magnets to the top of each tab if you find they stay put better with a magnet.

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Update!

You Might Also Like my Spring Cleaning Printable Pack which includes both the morning and evening preschool charts PLUS several other cleaning charts, a Bingo style cleaning board, and charts for older children!

Find my Spring Cleaning/Chore Chart Pack HERE

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  1. Elena

    June 19, 2020 at 1:48 am

    Thank you!
    Chore Charts is really work.
    Great list! It’s so true that we need to implement responsibility into our children early on.
    I am a single mother with three children all of them of preschool age so I know how important keeping organised. The eldest child I raised with a variety of printable charts. The stars chore chart works best. Printable cards and magnets are constantly lost. Now I use the Manini app for three children. These are the same printable cards but in the phone. In the app, you can mark the completion of tasks and children like it very much. And the app has a goal Board that lists all chores and self-care for kids under the age of 5. We mark together with the children the tasks that have already been mastered. Also they actually ask for tasks themselves to make a mark the task. I felt much better. And I’m not nervous and it’s easy for children to become independent. And I have time to take self-care.

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