Preschool Chore List

Prepared by: [YOUR NAME]

Creating a Preschool Chore List is a great way to instill responsibility and independence in young children. This list should include simple, age-appropriate tasks that can be easily understood and accomplished by preschoolers.

I. Daily Chores

Day	Morning Chores	Afternoon Chores	Evening Chores
Monday	Make bed	Put toys away	Help set the table
Tuesday	Brush teeth	Water plants	Put dirty clothes in the hamper
Wednesday	Get dressed	Feed pets	Help clear the table
Thursday	Make bed	Put toys away	Pick up books
Friday	Brush teeth	Water plants	Help set the table
Saturday	Get dressed	Feed pets	Put dirty clothes in the hamper
Sunday	Make bed	Put toys away	Help clear the table

II. Weekly Chores

Chore	Assigned Day	Description	Supervised By
Dusting furniture	Monday	Use a soft cloth to dust low shelves and tables	Parent
Sorting laundry	Wednesday	Separate clothes into light and dark colors	Parent
Vacuuming small areas	Friday	Use a handheld vacuum for small, accessible areas	Parent
Cleaning up art supplies	Saturday	Organize crayons, markers, and paper	Parent
Watering indoor plants	Sunday	Use a small watering can to water potted plants	Parent

III. Monthly Chores

Chore	Assigned Day	Description	Supervised By
Wiping windows	First Sunday	Clean the lower parts of windows with a damp cloth	Parent
Organizing toy bins	Second Saturday	Sort and organize toys into their respective bins	Parent
Cleaning out the car	Third Saturday	Help remove trash and toys from the car	Parent
Checking pantry items	Fourth Sunday	Assist in checking expiration dates and organizing	Parent

IV. Seasonal Chores

Season	Chore	Description	Supervised By
Spring	Planting flowers	Help plant easy-to-grow flowers in the garden	Parent
Summer	Outdoor toy cleaning	Wash and clean outdoor toys	Parent
Fall	Leaf collection	Gather leaves into a pile for composting	Parent
Winter	Holiday decoration setup	Assist in putting up simple holiday decorations	Parent

V. Safety and Supervision

It is important to ensure that all chores are performed under proper supervision to maintain safety and to provide guidance. Always use child-safe cleaning supplies and tools suitable for preschoolers.

VI. Encouragement and Rewards

Encouragement and positive reinforcement are key to making chores a fun and learning experience. Implement a reward system such as stickers or extra playtime to motivate preschoolers.