Chart to Success| Magnetic Dry Erase| Daily Routine Responsibility Chore Chart for Kids| 80 Emojis| 70 Tasks, Including Behavior and Self-Care| Fun Design for Both Boys and Girls| Raising a Star

This magnetic chore chart has been a game-changer for our daily rhythm. The 70+ task options and 80 emoji magnets make it easy to customize for different ages and personalities—whether it’s brushing teeth, helping with laundry, or practicing kindness. The layout is intuitive, and the dry-erase surface wipes clean without ghosting.

I love how it encourages independence and accountability in a way that feels fun, not forced. The thick magnets and playful smiley faces add just the right touch of whimsy, and the chart itself is sturdy enough to handle daily use. It’s become a favorite part of our morning routine, and the kids genuinely look forward to updating their progress.

If you’re looking for a visual tool that supports responsibility, emotional awareness, and family teamwork, this chart delivers. Bonus: it’s cute enough to leave up all year!

I needed to buckle myself down to start holding my daughter accountable for doing her optional homework, practicing her instrument and setting expectations on other activities.
This chart really engages her in the process.
Each morning at breakfast and/or evening we go over which activities (note I don’t use the word chores or work) she is responsible for and she gets a smiley face for those she completes. There is no unhappy face, the space just remains blank for any activity that wasn’t completed. End of week we count them up and she get lavish praise for the tally.
I am not rewarding her. This is her life and it comes with responsibilities. Her reward was ace-ing her spelling test after practicing her words daily. She couldn’t have been more proud of herself, and that is better than any tangible reward like ice cream or screen time.

The design is fantastic. Love the magnets over the Velcro on our now retired M&D rewards chart. Bright colors and choosing the the different smiley faces is fun. I hang it with a couple small Command hooks

I like the size, the quality. could be great have more space for the activities but is fine for teach the routine to my girl.  

This sits perfectly on my fridge. It's wonderful that you have many different choices and actions to choose from. I only use the happy face or sad face depending on if the chore was done by the end of the day. At the end of the day I use it to determine how much time he gets on the electronics bc that's where he struggles. Then, at the end of the week, it's used to add up points towards outings and treats. It's very useful to keep track of everything and it makes us both want to do better and do more around the house. I'd recommend this to anybody who has been struggling to get the kids to get things done around the house. It also includes social chores as well. I like that he's required to say something nice and perform a helpful / generous action each day. It includes things like help your mother with a chore and be nice to your sibling. It has stuff for behavior, any child who lashes out or has anger issues, and for kids like mine, who just don't want to do their chores.

Love this chart! One of the primary reasons we chose this chart was to have a regular routine in place for our son. He enjoys putting on the smiley emojis and knows that if he gets a sad face it is because this is something he needs to work on. Not only does this chart help my son stay on task but it also helps me in being consistent with enforcing these tasks. The eBook was a great read while waiting for my product to arrive, it was full of great suggestions.

Great chore board!! Bought this for my 3yo and while it will take some consistency for him to understand, the chore photo tiles will really help him understand what his tasks are. The board/magnets are heavy duty and were packaged appropriately. It would have been nice if there was a string for hanging too, but that was not a huge deal.

If you want to start teaching your children to organize their daily tasks, you'll love this.

Posters look good. Major issue they still haven't flattened out in over 2 weeks.