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7. Individual Chore Books
This is a super creative take on chores! Buy a pack of clear badge holders and some 1-inch binder rings. Then create inserts that signify chores. You can either take photos, use cartoon drawings or just write out what you need and insert into the badge holders. Once you’ve assembled your “list”, make a book by inserting the binder rings through the holes. You can even take this one step further and add a lanyard to your kids can wear them! You can make the book chronological to make sure certain things get done before others or just put in any order so everything is accomplished. Either way, you have an awesome chore system!
Karly Wood
Editor at Red Tricycle
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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Karly Wood
Editor at Red Tricycle
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!
Latest posts by Karly Wood (see all)
- Summer Chore Charts to Keep Kids Busy & Productive - July 9, 2026
- 8 Family-Friendly Vegetarian Dinner Recipes - May 21, 2026
- 15 Wonderful White Kitchens to Inspire Your Dream Home Design - January 14, 2019
