Blessings
Responsibilities Level
You have shown that you are capable of making        mature and righteous decisions.
You can have friends into our home for supervised        get together and can have approved sleepovers.
5
You go out of your way to make others        happy.
You may be rewarded with such activities as Movie        Night, Pizza Party, shopping trips with Mom or Dad, etc.
You forgive others freely as Christ forgives        us.
You respect your friends and leaders at Church and  in the community.
You can make your own decisions about what types        of activities you participate in.
You conduct yourself outside of our home in a  respectful manner.
4
You can play with friends during free        time.
You are polite, kind and considerate of        others.
You can baby-sit.
You accept responsibility from others        well.
You pick up things that you play with        outside.
You are allowed outside in our  yard.
3
You help with outside chores when asked without complaining.
You are allowed to ride your  bike.
You may have snacks.
You put your bike away when you are finished riding it.
You participate in family chores and clean up        after yourself.
You have free range of house.
You may use the telephone, computer, Internet, TV,  stereo, etc. upon receiving permission.
You respect family members space and time.
2
You may participate in family activities outside        the home.
You share.
You are allowed to participate in homeschool,        church, or scout group activities.
You attend church, participate in Family Home        Evening and complete homework on time.
You take care of the property with which the Lord has blessed your family.
You show kindness and respect for your        family.
You must keep your room tidy each day. You may have your toys, books, etc. in your  room.
1
(This means bed made, floor clear, and swept.)
You may have frequent opportunities to serve your family.
0
You breathe. You may spend time in your room.
You may eat meals in your room.
You are alive.
You may have bathroom privileges.
You are given life by parents who love you and        want you to succeed.
1