Chores 1
To give plants water so they can grow.
Water the plants.
To use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust and dirt from the floor.
Hoover the floor.
To use water and soap to clean dirty plates and cups by hand.
Wash the dishes
To remove everything from the table after eating.
Clear the table
To clean the outside of a vehicle using water and soap.
Wash the car.
To make food for the evening meal.
Cook the dinner.
To put dirty plates and cups into the machine that washes them.
Load the dishwasher
To take out the clean cups and dishes out of the machine that washes them.
Unload the dishwasher
To put everything on the table before a meal.
Set the table.
To make your bedroom neat by tidying and organizing it.
Clean my room.
Clean the bedroom.
To take used clothes, towels, or linens and clean them in a washing machine.
Do/doing the laundry.
To put washed clothes back into drawers or closets.
Putting away laundry
To collect trash from bins around the house and take it outside.
Take/Taking out the garbage/trash.
To feed a pet like a dog, cat, or fish at the right time.
Feed/Feeding the pets!
To take mail or newspapers out of the mailbox or from your doorstep.
collecting the mail
To press clothes flat using heat so they look tidy.
Ironing.
To cut grass in the yard so it stays short and neat.
Mow/Mowing the lawn/yard/grass.
To check if food is old or expired and throw it away.
cleaning out the fridge
To remove dry leaves from the garden or yard using a tool with long, thin fingers.
raking leaves
To check if the batteries in a remote or flashlight still work and replace them if needed.
changing the batteries
To use a broom to clean hard floors.
Sweeping
To use a mop to clean hard floors.
Mopping.
To sort clothes into groups like light or dark before washing them.
separating laundry
To dig small holes and put seeds or young plants into the ground.
planting flowers or vegetables
To remove spider webs from the ceiling, corners, or outside walls.
dusting or clearing cobwebs