Everyday wheels
Wheels for the small decisions that fill a week: whose turn it is for the dishes, what to do on Saturday, what to watch tonight.
16 wheels
Making a wheel part of the routine
For chores, put the jobs on the wheel and let each person spin once a week, with “Remove the winner after each spin” on so each chore is handed out only once. Agree the standard before you start, such as what “bathroom done” means, and post the results where everyone can see them.
For activities and ideas, trim the list to what works right now: your budget, the weather, who is home. A wheel of ten realistic options beats fifty that need a car you don’t have. Save separate lists for weekdays and weekends under My wheels.
Questions and answers
How do I make a fair chore wheel for a shared home?
List every recurring chore, and pair a heavy job with a light one on the same line, such as “Bathroom + recycling”, so each slice is a similar amount of work. Spin weekly in front of everyone and keep the Results tab as the record.
Can kids use these wheels?
Yes. The kids’ chore wheel and the family activity wheel are written with children in mind, and a spin feels fairer to them than a parent handing out jobs.