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This tutorial is brought to you by Latrice Murphy from Any Occasion.
If you’re like me and you have kids between the ages of three and eight, you know that they are not super helpful unless there is a set goal. I have tried different version of chore charts, behavior charts and more, but then I’m stuck trying to remember to give stickers or keep it updated. I searched Pinterest for ideas and found one idea that got my wheel turning… a chalkboard chore chart that they can mark off!!
I thought I could totally do that. My two older kiddos have five tasks they have to do every week besides having good behavior. They can earn more stickers (like money to them) if they complete all six tasks by the end of the week. I decided to create a clipboard using the chalkboard idea.
Materials:
- Plain clipboards
- Chalkboard paint
- Sticker paper
- Die cutting machine
- Washi tape
- Chalk
- Reward cards
Instructions:
- Mask off the clip part of the clipboard to prevent it from getting paint on it.
- Spray the entire clipboard with chalkboard paint, letting it dry between coats about 20 minutes. I did three coats. I did not spray the back.
- While your paint is drying head over to your die cutting machine and die cut small circle, list items and name.
- Now you’re ready to assemble. Starting at the bottom adhere all the words and circles with Washi tape lines in between.
- Make your reward cards from thick cardstock, washi tape and staples. Clip these to the top.
The bottom row of circles is for parents only. You will mark here when the days items are completed.
This is a really is an easy DIY project that your kids will love and it will get you a teensy bit more organized. I know I need it!
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Cool!!!!!!!
My grandchildren and
I have been crafting ever since they were little. They have tried a number of different crafts. They are enjoying painting and making things from scrap items like cards, pictures, etc. Three of the girls are now getting into sewing. One is trying crochet which is a craft I learned from my grandma. I like doing crafts with them because we are spending time together and it brings out their creativity. They will also be able to make nice gifts for family and friends if they choose to.
My grandchildern enjoy making cards, pictures, etc. From bits & pieces of craft items. They are getting into sewing now and one is learning to crochet. It gives us a fun and interesting time together and brings out their creativity plus they can make nice gifts for people.
i like all kids crafts