Chore chart for a 10-year-old — free printable PDF

A chore chart for a 10-year-old, the age that can do almost everything an adult can, just slower. Ten chores, weekly grid, star totals at the bottom. Vacuum a room, fold a basket, walk the dog, read for twenty. The chart is less about whether they can and more about whether the family remembers to ask. One page, US Letter, prints clean.
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Questions parents ask

What chores are appropriate for a 10-year-old?

Ten can vacuum a room, run a load of laundry from start to finish, watch a younger sibling for half an hour, cook a simple breakfast. The chart is no longer about whether they can — it is about whether the family remembers to ask. Keep the star column; it still works at this age.

How many chores should be on a 10-year-old's chart?

Eight to ten. Add one or two stretch chores with bigger star values. A vacuumed room or a folded basket is worth more than a made bed, and the chart should say so.

Should I pay stars or money?

Stars are a record, not a currency. Use them to see what happened during the week. If your family pays for bigger extra jobs, keep that rule separate from ordinary family responsibilities.

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