Three one-page charts, built around real everyday tasks: one for preschool, one for early elementary, one for the whole family on weekends. One star equals one point. Print one, put it on the fridge, and start.
US Letter · A4 friendly · Prints in black & white · One week per page
All three are single-page PDFs generated from the same template family: a name and "Week of" field, six task rows, seven MON–SUN columns, a points-this-week box, and a line for the reward your child is working toward. Nothing to install, nothing to fill in online.
Six short, concrete tasks sized for little kids. Good for a first sticker-style routine before school starts.
Six school-age routines — homework, reading, backpack, table, room and screen time — for kids who can track their own week.
One shared page for the jobs that pile up on Saturday and Sunday. No age band — the same six tasks work for kids and adults.
These are plain PDFs — no app, no account, no online editor. Any printer and any PDF viewer will do.
Charts are laid out for US Letter (8.5 × 11 inches) at 150 dpi. On A4, open the print dialog and choose "Fit to page" or "Scale to fit"; leave orientation on portrait. Avoid "Actual size" on A4 or the right edge may clip.
Either works. The weekly grid is drawn with thin outlines and light alternating bands rather than solid colour fills, so task rows and check boxes remain legible in grayscale. The coral header band simply prints as a light gray.
One week per page. Each sheet has a "Week of" field and seven columns (MON–SUN). To track four weeks, print four copies — or print one master and slip it into a sheet protector with a dry-erase marker.
Yes. The PDF charts are free to print, with no account, no email and no sign-up. StarBloom the app is a separate product you can find on the App Store.
No. The charts work on paper by themselves. StarBloom on the App Store is optional if you later want a digital version with points, rewards and a coupon pouch.
The PDFs are fixed layouts. If you want a different set of chores, the free tier of the app lets you hand out your own vouchers; the printable set itself is intentionally kept to six ready-made tasks per sheet.
No names or data are collected by these sheets — the "Name" and "Week of" fields are just blank lines you fill in by hand on paper.
StarBloom on the App Store, linked at the top and bottom of this page. The printables stand alone; the app is a separate, optional tool.
The paper chart works on its own. If you'd rather have the number climb on a screen, with rewards your kid picks and a pouch of coupons they can redeem, StarBloom on the App Store does that.
StarBloom on the App Store →