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These simple charts use a  \nclothespin system to keep track of daily chores and  \nconveniently hang on bedroom doors. No more lost  \ncharts! Have your child choose the chore chart with his  \nfavorite All About Reading hero or let him design his  \nown chart with our blank template!  \n## Assembly Instructions\n\n1. Using heavy cardstock, print your child's favorite chore chart and decorate the blank  \ntemplate on page 8.  \n2. Cut out the chore chart along the dotted lines.  \n3. Add your child's name to the blank space at the top of the chore chart.  \n4. Laminate your chore chart for extra sturdiness.  \n5. Write each chore name on both sides of a wooden clothespin. Place the clothespins on the  \nleft side of the door hanger.  \n6. 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