Going the Extra Mile Chore Chart
Going the Extra Mile Chore Chart
Going the Extra Mile Chore Chart
Going the Extra Mile Chore Chart
Going the Extra Mile Chore Chart
Going the Extra Mile Chore Chart
Going the Extra Mile Chore Chart
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Going the Extra Mile Chore Chart

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This “Going the Extra Mile” Chore Chart helps children develop the trait of being a “go getter” and doing everything with excellence. We want to help our children learn how to set themselves apart when they are working for others, and this training starts (ideally) when they are young. A chore chart is a great place to start, but this takes it to the next level!


Instructions: For older children and teens, use the first chore chart and allow them to come up with ways to “go the extra mile” on their own, if possible. They can use the “refection/notes” section to write how they felt or what they could have done better, or you can add
encouragement or advice for improvement here.


For younger children, print and cut out the characters below and place one at the starting line of each task on the chore chart. Write the basic expectations of the task on the first one or two “bubbles,” then add an extra task in the final bubble. Move their character for each completed section, rewarding them for “going the extra mile” and getting to the trophy at the end.

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Michelle Alvarado
Extra mile

We haven’t started using it yet but I realize I am not good at using things that require lots of writing on my part! It is because we have six children with 2 under two.. I hope to take a look at it again soon but I tend to over complicate things!

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Heather Ruggieri
Wonderful resource!

I just had a chat with my kids about contributions and internalizing responsibility before opening the email with this printable available. Last night I laminated this so I can use it with all the age groups I’m parenting. We have chores and monthly family meetings and a daily job board, and still my kids struggle with helping without being asked. I’m so grateful for this tool and hoping it will visually support the development of this very important character trait!