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Family goal jar for 14-year-olds

How to run a family goal jar for a 14-year-old: the steps, pitfalls and real numbers, about 125 points a week at 14.

Setting it up

  • Choose one shared reward, like a beach day or a pizza night
  • Set the target so it takes two to four weeks
  • Every approved job adds to the jar, whoever did it
  • Show the jar somewhere everyone sees it
  • Celebrate on the day it fills, then pick the next goal together

What to watch for

  • One child doing all the work
  • A goal so far away nobody believes in it
  • Taking points out of the shared jar

The numbers at 14

Points a week
125
Small reward
20 points
Medium reward
65 points
Big reward
250 points
Saving goal
625 points

The system suits ages 3 to 16. Numbers come from a typical week of jobs at 14, at 5 points for a daily job and 10 for a weekly one.

TaskFamily does this with a family goal with one progress bar every child fills, and a weekly Family Quest boss siblings fight together.

Free for one household. Premium is $5.99 a month or $49 a year for the whole family, never per child.

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Point numbers are worked out from a typical week of jobs at each age. The guide text is drafted with AI from these numbers and checked automatically before it is published.

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