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In most countries of the world, children and teenagers help around the house. Parents and educators say that it teaches them responsibility. Also, kids who help at home learn important things that will be useful when they grow up.
Mike (13), from Wigan in England says, "I always clean my own room, of course. I also mow the lawn, and I set the table before we eat. I sometimes help in the kitchen, and hoovering on Sundays, when we clean the house, is my job. Hanging out with my mates is more fun, but it's OK. It makes me feel useful.
Maria (12) lives in Dortmund, Germany. She says, "Helping at home is fine. Sometimes it's not nice, like when the sun is shining and you want to go to the swimming pool but you do your chores first. I always clean the bathrooms on Wednesdays and Fridays, and on Sundays I clean the dust. My little sister water the plants every other day. It's a lot of work, but somebody do it and my parents to work a lot to earn enough money."
Jean-Pierre (14) from Toulon, France, do much at home. "I only walk the dog and tidy my room. My dad doesn't work outside the house, so he does everything at home. He says that I study hard to get good marks, and that's what I do."
What about you? help at home? What do you think about kids having chores?