Tsytyst 2-Piece Chores Chart for Kids - Reusable Chore List, Removable Checklist Board, Portable to Do List Visual Schedule for Multiple Kids

Las uso con mis hijos, les ayuda a hacer un check de sus deberes antes de irse a la escuela y por las tardes cambio la hoja para los deberes de la tarde, me ayuda a no estar recordando constantemente actividades y a ellos les llama la atención (no duró tanto la emoción pero siguen funcionando). Calidad media pero sirven perfectamente.

Who knew that a simple chore chart could become the MVP of our household? This 2-Piece Sliding Task Board Set has brought peace to the land—aka my house full of kids, snacks, and "I'll do it later" energy. 📝 Satisfying Slide Action – There’s something weirdly addictive about sliding those little task tabs from "To-Do" to "Done." It’s like a dopamine hit every time the laundry gets folded or the dishes are done. Yes, please. 🏡 Perfect for Grown-Ups AND Kids – One chart is by the fridge labeled “Mom’s To-Do (aka: Everything)” and the other is in the kids’ room with fun stickers and their names. Everyone’s got their marching orders—and I don’t have to repeat myself 20 times. Victory. 🚐 RV & On-the-Go Friendly – If you’re living the road life or just like taking your chores with you (you adorable productivity nut, you), these lightweight, no-battery boards stick anywhere and stay put. 💖 Clean, Cute, and Clutter-Free – It’s got that modern minimalist look I love, with no apps, no batteries, and no excuses. Just straightforward “get it done” goodness. 🎯 Reusable & Resettable – End of the day? Slide them back and start again tomorrow. It’s endlessly reusable, and the clicky feel is super satisfying. Honestly, I might get a couple more just for the aesthetic. Whether you’re a busy mom, a scatterbrained student, a full-time glamazon juggling everything, or a “get stuff done” power couple—these chore charts will have your life together in style.

I think these schedules are great for people of all ages with diverse abilities and various settings. For example, as a teacher I use this for my weekly tasks I need to complete before Friday such as: making parent phone calls, updating grades, lesson planning for the following week, etc. On the other hand, we also use one with my brother with Autism to develop independence and get in the habit of practicing daily living skills such as: brushing your teeth, making the bed, taking a shower, etc. I think the size is great, because they are very easy to bring with you on the go. There are two negatives in my opinion. First, I wish they were dry erase, making it easier to switch out tasks and make it more versatile, because there are only a few sheets of paper included. Next, a few of the “switches” are not as easy to move over to the completed side and vice versa. Overall, I definitely recommend these and think they can benefit many people because of visually seeing your tasks/schedule and then being able to concretely move the status from incomplete to complete.

Easy to use, durable, just took off a star cause I wish it came with more paper inserts.

I love the idea of it and overall like the functionality of it. The only problem is the cover for the paper is a little on the flimsy side and broke after a few uses. If you are planning on not changing the chores list this thing is great, but if you are then you might need to be ready to use a little tape.