Household Chores Kanban for Beginners: Move Chores Across Columns to Even Out Invisible Work

Couples and families use this beginner household chores kanban to list chores at a family meeting and move them through four columns, cutting lopsided invisible work. The four-page whiteboard covers the family goal, a chore table by room and sharing rules on page 1, a weekly flow with counts per person on page 2, an effort-by-visibility matrix to spot imbalance on page 3, and weekday owners, a KPT review and the next meeting date on page 4. The task board has four columns - noticed, this week, doing, and done - with 4 parent tasks and 3 subtasks each. Invisible chores are small jobs like restocking trash bags or checking school notices that stall unless someone notices. Two or three adults write on the board, and parents place sticky notes for the children. It stays within a private team rather than at a public URL, so a family trying chore sharing for the first time can use it as is.