How Do You Organize A Childrens Chore List?
To keep an efficient household, parents should teach children responsibility by organizing a chore list. Organize chore lists by individual chores for the child by difficulty such as beginner, intermediate and advanced. Use a calendar or a list to organize chores for children. Divide up all the chores by difficulty. Arrange the chores by beginner, intermediate and advanced levels of difficulty to organize the tasks for children. Assign a rating of difficulty for each chore. Rate the chores as you feel appropriate. Score beginner chores such as matching socks with a lower rating of 1 compared to that of an advanced chore like cleaning the bathroom with a rating of 7. Set up a rotating schedule of chores for the children. Let the child pick chores by age level and competency. Assign any leftover chores to the children based on the chores already chosen. Use the difficulty rating of all combined chores totaled together to determine if the chores are divided equally per child. Pick a metho
