9 Ways to Keep Your Kids on Task With Their Chores

Melissa & Doug Deluxe Magnetic Responsibility Chart

Melissa & Doug's Magnetic Responsibility Chart ($20) includes 90 magnets that correspond with both behaviors and rewards. The set also includes a dry-erase board, so Mom can add her own reminders or words of encouragement.

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Jar of Chores

Turn chore time into a fun-for-all game with Embellish's free printable color-coded chore sticks. Just print them out, adhere to popsicle sticks, and let your kids pick their day's task!

Source: Embellish

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Cupcake Reward Chart

Etsy seller Jennifer Amie Designs suggests framing one of her customized charts ($4) and writing on the glass pane with a dry-erase marker.

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Look-Alike Chore Chart

Olliegraphics' sweet look-alike chore charts ($10) allow you to personalize a cartoon character to look just like your child — right down to her facial expression.

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Chevron Chore Chart

An on-trend chevron chore chart ($5) adds style and personality to documenting your kiddo's productivity.

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Cucumber Lime Magnet Board

Cucumber Lime's magnetic chore management system ($14) features fun illustrated wooden tiles to chart progress.

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DIY Chore Reward System

Follow The Winthrop Chronicles's tutorial for creating a completely DIY pebble-based chore reward system. It not only gets the job done, but also looks great doing it!

Source: The Winthrop Chronicles

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iRewardChart App

For the digitally savvy parent who prefers to keep life organized on a smartphone, iRewardChart ($4) keeps your kids' chores (and rewards!) close at hand.

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Fisherkids Responsibility Station

Fisherkids' comprehensive kit ($48) includes everything you need to keep little ones on task.

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