A recent study by LaTrobe University found that regular chores were associated with better executive functions – planning, self-regulation, switching between tasks and remembering instructions.
“Children who cook a family meal or weed the garden on a regular basis may be more likely to excel in other aspects of life – like schoolwork or problem solving.”
Setting up a chore system where kids can earn pocket money also helps them build financial capability and independence – and you get a second set of hands to help around the house. It’s a win-win-win situation!
The Kit Team sees Jobs of all sorts being completed in the app every day! We’ve rounded up the top 10 most common chores we see Kit kids completing. Then, we also picked some of our favourite ‘uncommon’ chores our users have added to their Jobs list too. Keep up the good work!
Setting up a chore system where kids can earn pocket money also helps them build financial capability and independence – and you get a second set of hands to help around the house. It’s a win-win-win situation!
The Kit Team sees Jobs of all sorts being completed in the app every day! We’ve rounded up the top 10 most common chores we see Kit kids completing. Then, we also picked some of our favourite ‘uncommon’ chores our users have added to their Jobs list too. Keep up the good work!
Top 10 common chores
1. Stack or empty the dishwasher
2. Clean room
3. Make bed
4. Feed and walk pets
5. Take out the rubbish
6. Put away washing
7. Clean the house
8. Help with cooking
9. Finish homework
10. Set or clear the table
10 uncommon chores (some of our favourites)
1. Smile when you wake up
2. Give Mum a cuddle
3. Be on poo patrol
4. Being an extra good boy and listening to mum and dad
5. Score a try at rugby
6. No yelling
7. Email Nanna
8. Get ready for school without arguing
9. Solve Rubik’s cube
10. Don’t wake Mum until the sun is up
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