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- February 26, 2007 at 12:53 am #251028
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I would think helping out with setting the table (maybe putting the
silverware out, napkins, bringing condiments to the table, etc), making
sure to pick up their own toys each day in the shared living spaces, aswell as their own bedrooms, helping to pick up the living room, putting
their own dirty clothing into thier own basket, that sort of thing.
Easy to do every day things that teach them to pick up after themselveswhile also looking at it as a way to contribute to keeping the house
clean and running smoothly.
At that age, I would think allowance could be fairly small, maybe aquarter for each day, or a dime for each chore completed each day. Set
up a piggy bank (I’d recommend using a mason jar so they can see the
change being added, and adding up), and for each chore done at the endof the day, drop in the amount. They’ll physically see their
money “grow”, and see the reward they can get.
Of course, you don’t have to do an allowence, and I’d rather not startthat debate back up, I’m just saying that if you want an idea, there’s
one for that, too. 🙂
Heather— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, Ria
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> I’d appreciate if anyone has any ideas on what would> be suitable chores for a 5 year old.
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> Thank you!> Ria
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