Read the chore chart
The week runs across the top. Each child has a name tab in her own color and one row for each of her chores.
The steps
- Press the Chores tab.
- Read the seven days along the top. Today's column is marked.
- Read down a child's block. Every row is one chore.
- Read the line beside her name for how much of the week is done.
Read the chore chart. No sound. The words are on the screen.
What to know
A square with no circle in it means that chore is not due that day.
Each block uses the child's own color, the same one her lessons use on the calendar.
A child with nothing to do yet reads No chores yet where her rows would be.
Only children you added in Setup are on the chart. Margin points you back to Setup when there are none.
On a phone
On a phone the week becomes a row of day chips and you read one day at a time. Press a chip to change the day.
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