LUMO's Little Helper Kit - Printable Chore Charts and Responsibility Cards for Kids

You ask once, then again, and the shoes are still sitting in the middle of the floor. Most little kids do want to help. They just cannot always picture what helping looks like, or know which jobs are actually theirs.

LUMO's Little Helper Kit turns everyday chores into clear, friendly pictures your child can follow on their own. Lumo the fawn appears on the cards doing each job right alongside them, so tidying toys or watering a plant feels less like an instruction and more like something they get to do.

Here is how it works. You pick a few jobs that fit your child's age, place them on the board, and let your child move or check off each one as they go. There are no points to manage and no rewards to keep track of. Just small jobs, done at your child's pace, that quietly build a sense of I can do this.

The kit grows with your child. The younger board keeps it to three or four big, simple tasks. The older board adds more jobs and a weekly chart, so the same characters your child already knows carry them into more independence.

What is inside

• Two daily helper boards, a simple one for younger children and a fuller one for older children
• A Choose Your Jobs board so your child picks their own tasks
• A weekly helper chart to build habits over time
• 40 illustrated job cards across seven areas of the home, ready to cut out
• A sheet of success stickers to cut out and celebrate
• A printable Little Helper Award certificate
• Two bonus activity pages, a matching game and a find and count game
• Bonus Lumo coloring pages
• A short parent guide with age by age task ideas and a safety page

The details

• Instant digital download, ready to print at home
• Two paper sizes included: A4 and US Letter
• Full color
• Written in English
• For personal and classroom use

A quick note

This is a digital product, so nothing ships to you. Choose jobs that match your child's age and ability, and keep an eye out during tasks that involve water or small pieces. The goal is not a perfect chart. It is a child who feels capable, included, and proud to help.