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Make Doing Chores Fun for Your Kids-- Learn How to Make Chore Dice

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Household chores can be a bore, so add some excitement to the work with homemade dice designed just for your family's needs.  This is a  great way to get the whole family involved in chores.  The kids will love to play the game, and swap or trade chores.  You can add to the game by creating a reward chart and giving stars for completing chores quickly and properly.  A designated number of stars equates to a reward.

Chore Dice
Compliments of Family Fun.


Craft Materials:

Stiff Paper or Card Stock
Scissors
Pen or pencil
Glue

 

1. To make each cube, transfer the pattern shown here onto stiff paper or card stock (or you can print a template).

2. Next, write one household chore in each square. For extra fun, you can also label some of the squares "Free" (for a day off), "Choice" (to let players pick their own jobs), or "Trade" (to let the roller swap one task for a job belonging to another family member).

3. Cut out the shape and fold along the dotted lines. Dot the tabs with glue and form the paper into a cube, pressing together the tabs and faces to secure them in place. Let the glue dry. Repeat with more cubes for more tasks, if needed.

4. On your next chore day, take turns tossing the dice until all the jobs have been assigned.

 

Let us know how it works for you -- send pictures to info@allstaractivities.com