Dry Erase Chore Chart for Kids - Peel & Stick Hanging Board to Hang on Wall - Reward Board for Multiple Kids - Reusable Behavior Chart - 14.5 x 11 in, Multicolor, Pack of 6

This is Actually amazing, I have been hand making chore charts for the hole house. Teaching my children that even the adults have chores. This makes that 1000 times easier since all I have to do is erase the week prior. I have not used the sticker to stick them up yet, pretty easy to clean too. Can use any dry erase markers on it. Keeps the kids on track with what they need to be doing too.

I have an eight-year-old and this has helped keep her organized but also count her weekly money because of the chores that she gets. I was able to give a couple of them to friends for their children. You can stick this on a wall but it works best on a door or you don't even have to stick it at all. You can just tape it to the wall. We use permanent marker for the namespace and then dry erase marker for the chores.

These are a great value for the price (six charts for less than $10!). Instead of using the peel off adhesive/backing, I attached 3M command strips on the back of the paper. The charts are somewhat flimsy, but they look fine attached to the wall at the four corners. You could also frame them if you prefer. Dry erase markers wipe off easily, and we are very pleased so far.

These are cheap yet quality. Simple to use and my kids are finding it easier to accomplish tasks. They get rewarded with fake money that they can in turn use at a store we built filled with their favorite snacks where they can purchase with the money they earn from chores. We used these sheets for motivation and to teach money management.

Ordered on a Saturday evening and received them by Monday afternoon. I immediately put them up on my fridge, the one on the bottom I had to adjust at least 3 different times so we will see how well it sticks but I still have 3 extras so that’s a plus! I have been in need of chore charts for my brats and these are perfect, they have cute/awesome monster design and it’s vibrant and gets my kids attention, at least for now so I’m crossing my fingers they don’t lose too much interest within the week. It gives you up to 10 spaces for chores, and it gives you an option to reach a goal to earn things which is a pretty sweet idea cause kids usually don’t want to do anything unless they get something in the end, at least that’s how my kiddos are. The only con is it doesn’t come with any draw-erase markers but I purchased a magnetic calendar that came with four so that wasn’t a huge issue for myself.

As others have mentioned, these do not adhere well at all. Our walls are barely textured and they fell off. I tried putting them on the back of a door, and they fell off the door too. I had to purchase Command strips to hang them. Other than that, they are cute, useful charts with plenty of room to write. The multi pack was helpful so we could have separate charts for morning and evening responsibilities, with leftovers for our youngest when he gets older.

It's a perfect addition for our family. We have been trying to make our 6 and 10 year old take more responsibilities and these not only make it fun but they make it easy if the kids try and weasel out of a chore. There is some streaking when erasing but I dont mind that much. I just wet a rag and it comes right off.

Easy to use works great