Source: CleanMama.net
2. Chore Jar
This is a great option for additional chores when kids are “bored.” Use giant popsicle sticks or tongue depressors and write a variety of quick chores on each stick. Store all the chores in a jar and just wait for boredom to hit!
For free printables on chore charts and a variety of other great topics, check out CleanMama.net.
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I'm a born and bred Southern California native and currently the managing editor at Red Tri. I get to share my life with my husband of 13 years and our beautiful, 5-year old daughter. In my free time you'll catch me cheering for the Dodgers, cooking, baking, reading, crafting and probably watching a little HGTV!
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