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Chore Schedule 01/21/2011
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 A chore schedule is important to have! Let me explain...

One morning, I woke up extremely sick, my older children, seeing the problem, followed our chore schedule and homeschooling schedules. When I entered the real world later in the afternoon, I smelled supper cooking, the house was clean, and the children were finishing school. Now, my children are by no means perfect...just ask those around us...but on this particular day with age appropriate chores, they followed our household chore checklist and homeschool schedule and the house did not fall apart!! :)

Keeping the house running efficiently can be a problem, especially if you are homeschooling. If every member of the family works together, following a chore schedule, life can run a little smoother!

Giving children a chore check list allows them to learn basic skills needed to run their own home, teaches basic housekeeping skills, and creates an atmosphere for great character building.

To keep chores from seeming monotonous, come up with a colorful chore schedule that can be viewed at a glance to help them remember things that need to be done around the house!!

5 Reasons Why a Chore Schedule Is So
Important for the Family.
  • Teaches basic housekeeping skills.
  • Creates an atmosphere for great character building.
  • The work gets done with out mom doing it all.
  • At a glance everyone can see what needs to be done.
  • The work gets spread out among many people, making more time for other things...like FUN!!
Tips on Creating Your Chore List
  • List every chore possible that needs to be done in the home.
  • Take a piece of paper and divide it into fourths.
  • Label them as daily, weekly, monthly, or 2x year.
  • Going through each room, write down every chore you want done.
  • Place those chores in each of your categories.
  • Take your free downloadable household chore check-list and think about what days it makes sense to do which tasks.
  • Now add the monthly chores, then the yearly...Make out a schedule for each member of my family, based on all the chores on the four lists.


My Family Example Weekly Chore Chart
Sample Chore Checklist



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    My husband's been the pastor of Lighthouse Baptist Church in New Concord, Ohio for the last 9 years.

    We have been married for 16 years.

    We have eight children and one angel baby...Little Zachariah...who went to heaven early at 17 weeks gestation.

    I enjoy being the mother and teacher to eight wonderful children.: Joshua, Autumn, Melody, Carissa, Timothy, Stephen, Serenity, and Mercy!

    I am currently working on a information site for homeschooling.

    www.pros-and-cons-of-homeschooling.com

    Cassandra De Leon

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