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Many parents reward their children for doing different chores. The problem is that: while in the beginning, kids are very enthusiastic about performing chores and collecting points, by the time when they have accumulated a sufficient number of points, they become less and less interested. In this paper, we provide a decision theory solution on how many points to assign for consecutive chores.