Every semester, I revise my kids’ weekly to-do lists. I slide the sheets into a plastic sleeve for them to check off with a wet erase marker. Twice a day, I say, “Show me your lists!”
Since 2017, we have successfully instilled a habit of responsibility in our home. Read how we got started here: Six Months Instilling Responsibility. And in 2021, we started using check lists. Read about how I implemented these here: More about Cultivating Responsibility.
The purpose of this post is to show you our updated checklists:




You can open these lists as editable documents here and make them your own.
Check out the series Six Months Cultivating Habits, Skills and Joys in Your Children for how I formed our family culture around: Nature, Reading Aloud, Imaginative Play, Solitude, Responsibility, Cooking, Drawing and Family Bible Study.