The SERVD Chore Chart - Chores, Gamified. Magnetic Customizable Chore Chart

Concept: About a month ago I purchased this for use with my four kids, ranging in age from 15 to 8. They were all very excited about the concept at first… which any time kids are excited about chores, that’s an immediate win. In a few weeks time, my fifteen year old did lose interest, but the rest of my kiddos are really having fun with it. I swear I haven’t had to do a load of laundry start-to-finish in weeks!Quality: This thing is built to last. It’s not a flimsy piece of cardboard, but a magnetic system with a dry erase marker that can be used to customize the chores and keep track of points. I use the marker to make one chart work for two kids, which has been successful thus far.Cons: Any potential downsides to this aren’t specifically related to the product, but rather in who your kids are. If you have a teenager that isn’t much into games anyways, this might not retain their interest. However, if your kiddos are rewards-driven, they will love this, and it’s definitely worth the purchase.

Chores in my house are an uphill battle! I’ve tried so many different methods and ideas and this is by far the best one I’ve come across. The quality is impeccable - the board itself is very sturdy, as well as the chore/prize magnets. I love that the entire product is dry erase so we can add or change chores/prizes/points to our liking, however, we haven’t felt the need to make many changes. They’ve included unconventional “chores” such as, “call your grandparents to say hi, help plan a family day, research and list potential careers choices, water the garden backwards” which is really nice and fun! Another huge plus is how organized it is! Not just in general, but also how it’s packaged. They made everything so easy for the parents to set it up. Highly recommend!!

These make my kids actually do chores! They love to redeem their points, especially when it is the “sit back and relax while the grown ups clean your room” reward. Wish I had these sooner, they did the trick!

This seems like an amazing product !! Something I was having a hard time trying to put together for our family, so having it already done was amazing !! It is a little pricey.. and well worth it for 1 child, but if it had a multiples option it would be so much better !!! I have 5 people in my house, 4 are kids that would be $160 and even though its extremely helpful, I just don't have that kind of money to invest!! I would really love to have that option. SO great idea !! But needs more options than for 1 child in my opinion !! Its always better when you can include your kids in decisions. It helps build accountability, and responsibility.

My kid actually asked for this. It was expensive but actually very clever way for him to get organized. Very good quality.

This has worked very well to help inspire my 11 year old to do more chores. She really likes being able to earn points towards things she wants. There are blank strips so you can come up with some of your own stuff. You can use this up to teenager, not just child.

As a mom of kids in a variety of ages, we have struggled to find a good chore system. We love games as a family, so I was excited to try this system/game. The concept is built for one child. Meaning that I should buy 6 games at $40 a game. I would buy additional boards if able. Instead, I am headed to the craft store to build a hybrid game system for my family. If you have more than 2 kids be prepared to buy more things and build your own system or buy multiple boards.

My kids mostly keep up with all of their chores now without having to be told, and they are determined to cash in point for big ticket items (like zoo trips and amusement parks 😅) between the two of them they have currently amassed over 36,000 points 😑 before this chart it was a struggle to get them to do the little tasks like putting shoes and toys away, now im the one struggling to keep up with adding their points to the prize pool when they do things Unprompted😅