Stemuap 2 Pieces Chore Chart for Kids,Portable Chore Chart Memo Plastic Board - 4.7x7.9 Inch Detachable Message Board,Daily to Do List Checklist, White

We were able to pop out the piece and make our own chart that he can use the buttons to monitor his progress on. He found this very motivating.

The 5 year old loved checking his list off. Easy for the kids to see what is left to. It is easy to customize by popping the framed peice out. Helped me keep some of my sanity this summer while the kids are home.

Definitely been a help around the house, keeps tasks and chores organized so you know what’s been done, also good for check lists for leaving the house before a vacation

I didn’t read the description and assumed it was magnetic, so that sucks. Cute idea for tracking chores for kids but not super functional for my household.

The kids love moving the sliders to check things off, and ask to be able to do chores early to check them off sooner which is nice. A few of the sliders are a bit stiff and tough to move.

Looks cheap (and is) and is crappy plastic. Hard to insert your own chore list. May return. Great idea and will he super helpful for him to do his own list and get his stuff done.

We use these at family gatherings around the pool and the work great for everyone!

Very fragile. Not kid friendly. Falls apart. The list slides up and down so you can't see what it says. It is very hard to slide the marker back and forth to check off chores. It's so hard to slide that it breaks with the force you need to slide it. Do NOT buy! Waste of money. Not worth $7 each. They should be a $1.

I bring you the tale of the "Epic Chore Chart Fiasco" that unfolded in my humble abode. Brace yourselves for a rollercoaster ride through the highs and lows of parental innovation!Picture this: Dad, with a twinkle in his eye and visions of cleanliness dancing in his head, unveils the grand masterpiece—a meticulously crafted chore chart! With a stroke of genius, he's convinced that this ingenious creation will transform his little minions into chore-doing superheroes. Oh, how wrong he was!The excitement fills the air as Dad gathers the kids around the kitchen table, chore chart in hand, ready to lay down the law. The kids, initially intrigued by this mysterious creation, quickly realize that this so-called "chore chart" is nothing more than a list of their sworn enemies: dishes, laundry, and tidying their disaster zone of a bedroom.The rebellion begins! Like a swarm of disgruntled bees, the kids protest, their little voices filling the air with cries of injustice and chore-related anguish. Chore time becomes a battlefield, with Dad desperately trying to maintain order while the kids devise strategic escape plans worthy of a covert operation.But alas, dear readers, it seems that our chore chart hero didn't quite hit the mark. The chores remained untouched, and the mess in the house continued to grow, as if mocking Dad's attempt at domestic harmony. It turns out that no amount of colored stickers or rewards can compete with the allure of video games, spontaneous dance parties, or secret missions to find lost toys.Oh, the irony! Dad, armed with the best intentions and a touch of naive optimism, found himself face-to-face with the harsh reality that not all ideas are met with open arms and eager participation. But hey, every superhero has their kryptonite, and for Dad, it was the unstoppable force of his kids' resistance to chores.So, my fellow parents, take heed! The Epic Chore Chart Fiasco may have been a failure in my household, but let's not lose hope. Perhaps there are families out there who have cracked the code to chore success, raising a generation of tidy, responsible kids who voluntarily clean their rooms and do the dishes without being asked.But until then, let's raise a toast to the brave parents who dare to dream big, even when their dreams crumble faster than a cookie left unattended. May your chore charts rest in peace, and may your sense of humor remain intact as you navigate the unpredictable world of parenting.Remember, folks, it's the effort that counts, even if it results in hilarious chaos. So, here's to epic failures and the countless stories they provide for family gatherings and embarrassing moments shared with friends. Keep the laughter alive, because life is too short to take chores too seriously!

I bought this set for the kids. One of them was ok, but the other wouldn't work. I decided that the poor quality is not up to par even at this price.