Pet Responsibility Chart For Kids
So your child wants to own a pet, but you are worried they'll not take good care of the animal? Here is a solution!
Buy NowSo your child wants to own a pet, but you are worried they'll not take good care of the animal?
Let them be part of the decision-making process. Allow your child to chart his/her responsibilities and track his/her progress. This will allow them to feel invested in their role as pet caretakers.
A weekly pet chores chart is a great way to introduce your child to the idea of pet ownership. Shared responsibility in caring for a pet is a great opportunity to teach your child about the importance of being responsible. Kids can use the charts to record what they've done, and you can use them to keep tabs on who's been fed and whether the litter box has been scooped.
The printable includes:
- 1-page summary of why you need this weekly pet chore chart
- 1-page instruction for using this weekly pet chore chart
- A list of tasks for kids to help
- Weekly Pet Chore Chart (Color)
- Weekly Pet Chore Chart (Black & White)
Print out a new sheet every week. Choose between the color page or the black and white page. Fill in your pet and its caretaker's information, and add each pet care task on the left-hand side. As each chore is completed, have your kid check it off in the box.
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- For the best quality prints, use bright white paper (28 – 32 lb).
- We are not responsible for printing and technical issues. I suggest testing one as a sample and then adjust your print sizes accordingly.
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