Treat chores as a normal part of life, not as punishment. When children help with family chores, they gain self-respect and learn competence. Kids feel good when they see how they can contribute to family life. And when everyone helps with household chores, there is more time for favorite family activities. Everyone can help.
All family members can help in some way, no matter how young.
With a little training from mom or dad, older children and teenagers can manage more complex household tasks. Vary the work assignments to keep your children's interest up. Chores can be laid out in choices, with kids selecting which they will do. Disagreements are a good time to learn about turn taking and compromise. Luck of the draw.