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Chores Elementary Kids can Do to Help Out

September 16, 2021 by MamaBee

Being a kid is hard work sometimes. There are so many things to learn and do before you grow up! But did you know that there are lots of little chores kids can do to help out? And the best part is, they’re fun too.

Kids love playing with cleaning products. Just imagine how much they’ll love it when they get to use them. By the time they’re done, your house will be clean and sparkling! There’s a job that will work for everyone in the family too. Even mom and dad can pitch in with these fun chores.

The following are chore ideas kids can do around the house:

  • Vacuuming
  • Sweeping
  • Dusting
  • Washing windows and mirrors
  • Loading and unloading the dishwasher (with supervision)

Tips for Getting Kids to Do Chores

Here are a few ways to encourage your kids to get up and start doing chores around the house.

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Offer Rewards

Some kids need an incentive to get started. So, offer a reward if the chores are completed. Kids love earning things like allowance, new toys, or even special time with mom and dad.

Have a Chore Chart

For kids that need some motivation, try creating a chore chart. Once the chores are completed and marked off, they can get something special like a reward or allowance.

Make It a Team Effort

For kids that want to help out but need some encouragement, ask them to work with you. They might feel more comfortable working alongside someone rather than alone. This makes the task less daunting and more exciting.

Provide a Visual Chart

Kids can be encouraged by a visual chart. Make a chart together listing the chores they can do around the house. Once they cross the chore off, reward them with something special.

Kids can also help prepare meals by:

Cracking eggs for breakfast recipes

Helping measure ingredients for snacks and meals, like muffins or cookies. And remember to set a good example. If you want kids to help, then you have to pitch in too.

Your kids will have a ton of fun helping out around the house. It might even get them to do it more often. All you have to do is ask nicely, and reward them for their good work too.

Kids learn by example, so always show them how important all these little things are. They’re the steps that lead to a clean and orderly house, and you want your kids to learn those. It will make life easier for everyone later on.

Kids will love to help out with these fun chores. And by the time you’re all done, the house will be sparkling clean! Kids can do it all, from washing windows and floors to loading and unloading the dishwasher. There’s a job that’s perfect for everyone in the family.

So what are you waiting for? Kids love being helpful. And the more often they do these chores, the more likely they’ll be ready to take on bigger responsibilities when they get older.

Filed Under: Working Parents

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