Chore Club by Whirlpool

Bilingual counting and organization @themotheroverload

“We’ve been teaching our toddler how to rinse dirty dishes before placing them into the dishwasher (removing sharp utensils) while practicing counting in English and Spanish. For our 8-year-old, we’ve been teaching her spatial organization while loading the dish racks.”

Finding educational moments @themotherhoodkind

“With any challenge there is also an opportunity . . . as Sienna and I took to baking cookies the other day, I saw the opportunity for little educational moments, like measuring out ingredients, discussing shapes and then placing dishes in the dishwasher.”

Laundry sorting and matching skills @chelseehood

“I’m trying to find fun chores for the girls to work on. I’m having them help me with laundry which gives them a huge sense of accomplishment, plus it helps me out! We have them sort laundry by colors, match up socks, count the pairs of pants/shirts, etc.”

Building independence @seanloweksu

“Day 1: Count 25 pieces of laundry. Day 2: Pay rent. Small steps.”

Enjoying learning life skills @themotheroverload

“The kids practiced their colors in Spanish as they sorted the dirty clothes and folded the clean laundry. We were pretty pumped to see that they actually had fun learning how to wash their clothes. Total win-win!”