It is so important to raise children that can be independent, responsible and intrinsically disciplined.

We, as parents, can be a great help to giving our children that extra boost on how to make them wonderful individuals with these important character traits.

In this post, you will see two kinds of chore charts for multiple children with some free printable charts and cards.

And don’t forget to check out our super fantastic chore chart hub!

It has great ideas to pick the perfect chore chart for multiple kids and other goodies such as chore chart cards to print!

Free Printable Chore Charts for Multiple Kids

Here are the chore charts we use in our home and this is how we learned what our chores are.

Take a look at how you can have chore charts for multiple children and be sure to grab it as a free printable.

It comes along with chore cards for easy learning all about chores.

For more resources on chore charts, go HERE.

I am absolutely positive that you will find all of these ideas super helpful, so check it out!

This is the bathroom that my children are currently using.

We have a simple and clean setup, the Montessori way.

We got them:

• a wooden learning tower
• a timer with buttons for washing hands and brushing teeth
• the printable chore charts included in this post
• a soap pump that is easy to use
• a small cup
• a special hand towel right by the sink
• nice and simple decorations for the sink top and walls (these are completely optional)

I keep decorations to a minimum at this point in their development, but certainly add a nice touch of beauty.

Kids Chore System

Here is a close-up of the charts that I made and that you can download and print for free in this post.

The one on the left is for my 4-year old because she can’t read yet.

The real photos help her visualize the chores since she isn’t reading fluently yet.

The chore chart on the right is for older children (that can read proficiently because they have no photos).

It’s a great multiple child chore chart template for you to use!

My son uses this chart. He is six years old and can read well.

I give them dry erase crayons to check their chores off as they complete them because I laminated them for easy reuse.

You can see our handy timer at the bottom of her chore chart.

It has a button with the picture of a hand (timer for washing hands) and a button with the picture of a tooth (timer for how long to brush teeth).

When you press a button, the light at the bottom starts blinking green and as time runs out, it starts blinking faster until it turns red.

The hand button lasts 1 minute and the tooth button lasts two.

I highly recommend it because children don’t really know for how long to wash and brush before they’re truly clean.

Intellitec LPL822 Mini LEDTimer Luxsway, 2 Minutes Teeth Brush Timer and 20 Seconds Hand WashEcoFrenzy – Kids Bamboo Toothbrush – Child size Soft BPA Free Color

 

Printable Picture Chore Cards

Both charts have the same chores to teach your kids, just one has visuals for younger kids and the one with text only for older children that can read well.

And I also made matching printable chore cards for our learning lesson. 

They are fantastic because they match perfectly the visual chore chart.

The chores included cover two rooms in the house: the bedroom and the bathroom.

I like it that they complete the chores in one room before moving to the other room.

You can also laminate them for durability, especially if using with multiple children.

The chores for the bathroom include:

• wash your hands
• wash your face
• floss your teeth
• brush your teeth
• brush your hair
• flush

The chores for the bedroom include:

• make your bed
• get dressed
• put my clothes away
• put my toys away

The learning cards can be used as Montessori at Home 3-part cards or simply as flashcards.

The point of them is to use the cards to talk about each chore, do it with them, showing them step by step on how to practice good hygiene.

You could even do some of the activities in THIS POST to learn about germs and how to keep clean.

Don’t forget to look at THIS POST for more chore charts for kids resources!

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