Unicorn Kids Chore Chart 8x10

Cute and easy to use. Just like it described. Now I need one for me.

my 5 year old daughter loves to mark off when she’s done her items on the list. She gets super excited! does take a little pressure to fully erase everything off but honestly not bad at all!

Got this for my kiddo to teach good habits with the added bonus of making it a game to earn points. It rewards effort and good choices, and demonstrates how we can fall short if we don't do the work. I love it for that. It's low impact cause and effect training for the kiddos. It is also easy to clean, good quality and has held up well in the almost year that I've had it. It still looks new. We use it daily.

Cute quality design on a strong flat magnet. However, it does take some work to erase it at the end of the week. I ended up using a wet erase for the chores, which don't change much, and a dry erase for the check marks, which take some elbow grease to get off. The provided marker was fine but fell apart and dried out after a few weeks. I'm using it, it works fine, but I wouldn't buy it again.

My 5 year old was so excited to get her write down all her chores. This is adorable and the marker is easy to write with and erase. The chart and markers have magnets so it's easy to keep track of it. It's just the right size to write on and store.

I bought this for my granddaughter and she absolutely loves it! It's worked to help get her excited about doing the things her mom put on it so she can earn her allowance for the week. We loved that we could customize the chores on there and it's just an adorable chart that was perfect for my pink and unicorn obsessed granddaughter.

I have a few dry erase boards like these on my fridge and this one is the only one I own where it is difficult to erase the dry erase markers. The kids and I love the designs and the ease of keeping track of their chores that are completed. The magnet is pretty strong and the list is a good size for it’s purpose.

Two kids- 6 and 8- boy and girl. They both love earning their points and helping out. These things have been a game changer. Make up your own points based on how much time is realistic during weekdays. Nothing has to be done every day- they can do a couple a day or a bunch all in one day- they drive the bus. Also, my daughter is older so she had a slightly higher goal. Just have to stay positive and consistent! We made rules like every day things that we expect from you-like homework for example- doesn’t count. Also, we associate no negativity to this. So no losing points if they misbehave. They get their usual consequences for that. Also-they are in control of their points- so if you choose not to do it, that’s fine, you don’t get your point. Also, if we suggest that they clean their room and they throw a fit about the chore and we have to force them, they don’t earn a point. Points only come for chores you do on your own or with the first suggestion without argument. Great tool for parents!