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SkillAll skills No skill tag yet Build a Picture with Shapes Play with Straight and Curved Lines Explore Straight, Curved and Zigzag Lines Find Who Is Acting in a Story Find the Setting in a Short Scene Match Colors with Their Written Labels Order Three Story Pictures Build a Picture from Simple Shapes Choose the Sense Named by a Detail Give a Character a Clear Want Sort Colors with a Stated Palette Key Try Words That Suggest Sounds Choose a Verb for the Action You Mean Listen for Matching Ending Sounds Plan a Repeating Picture Border Put an Obstacle between a Character and a Goal Show Depth with Overlapping Shapes Connect Story Events through Cause Let Dialogue Do a Particular Job Reflect a Mark across a Vertical Line Revise for One Observable Goal Separate Tints and Shades in a Paint Model Choose a Narrator Position Count a Deliberately Limited Palette Explain the Shared Feature in a Simile Notice the Space around a Shape Preserve a Stated Story Dependency Compare Additive Colored-Light Mixtures Connect a Character Choice to Its Consequence Keep Proportions when Enlarging a Design Plan Lines in Stanza Groups Replace a General Description with a Concrete Detail Choose Scene or Summary for a Pacing Goal Order a Labeled Value Scale Separate Hue, Value and Intensity Suggest Emotion through Action without Claiming Certainty Turn a Broad Writing Aim into a Concrete Step Distinguish Flat Shapes from Solid Forms Keep a Limited Viewpoint within Its Knowledge Read a Metaphor without Making It Literal Support a Character Choice with a Motive Use One-Point Perspective as a Drawing Model Choose Details That Serve a Scene Focus Keep a Thumbnail Aspect Ratio Notice What a Line Break Leaves at the Edge Prepare a Later Event with an Earlier Detail Use Opposite Pairs on a Given Color Wheel Account for Positive and Negative Area Choose a Focal Treatment for a Stated Brief Connect an Ending to What Came Before Separate Spoken Words from a Possible Subtext Test a Narrator Claim against Story Evidence Choose the Right Level of Revision Distinguish Event Order from Telling Order Keep an Extended Metaphor Coherent Make a Visual Message Work without Color Alone Transfer a Design between Proportional Grids Fit Narrative Voice to a Stated Register Give Feedback a Writer Can Act On Plan Time across Storyboard Panels Plan a Labeled Safe Area inside a Print Use Parallel Scenes to Make Change Visible Compare Interpretations without Erasing Ambiguity Keep a Designed Chart Faithful to Its Data Support a Creative Reflection with Draft Evidence Use a Chosen Poetic Constraint Deliberately Write an Honest Caption for a Visual Work Follow a Picture Route In, On, or Under? Find a Place beside Another Place Sort Land and Water Clues Use a Simple Map Key Find Opposite Compass Directions Match Places to Their Map Symbols Name Landforms from Their Shapes Add the Parts of a Route Read a Map Grid Address Separate Weather from Climate Descriptions Convert Map Length to Ground Distance Locate North and South of the Equator Turn around a Compass Rose Locate East and West of Greenwich Total a Rainfall Record Use a Stated Clock Offset Calculate Average Population Density Compare Heights above the Same Datum Trace a River Network Downstream Ask What a Country Count Includes Compare a Value with a Climate Reference Read a Ratio Scale Compare Counts with Rates on a Map Count Overlapping Language Groups Express a Regional Rate per Thousand Calculate a Land-Cover Percentage Combine Regions before Finding Density Find the Smaller Longitude Separation Bound a Difference between Map Coordinates Choose a Map Projection by Purpose Separate Net Migration from Total Movement Read a Thematic Map Class Boundary Relate Longitude to Ideal Solar Time Square a Linear Scale for Area Choose the Baseline for Percent Change Use the Eligible Population Denominator Weight a Survey by the Represented Population Avoid Guessing Individual Traits from Regional Data Keep Missing Measurements Separate from Zero See How Grouping Changes Regional Summaries First and Then in a Tiny Story Look at a Picture from Before Look for Clues in Old Objects Put a Short Event Sequence in Order Find Different Kinds of Records Read Events from a Labeled Timeline Match Transport to Its Stated Power Measure Time between Two Year Marks Learn How Cuneiform Leaves Marks Order Records by Their Dates Connect the Nile with Ancient Farming Count across BCE and CE without Year Zero Assign a Positive CE Year to Its Century Compare Hand Copying and Reusable Type Ask Who Made a Historical Source Compare Production Records with Clear Units Balance a Historical Trade Ledger Model Check Whether Sources Are Independent Read an Old Map with Its Own Date Separate Earlier Events from Proven Causes Notice What an Archive Does Not Cover Reconcile Records with Different Units Separate Nominal Prices from Constant-Price Values Use a Historical Quotation Carefully Compare Changes without Overclaiming Causation Distinguish a Surviving Sample from a Population Bound an Interval between Uncertain Dates Test Competing Historical Explanations Finish a Shape Pattern Point and Count to Five Count Each Dot Once Find the Larger Group Join Two Small Groups Take Away and Count What Remains Take One More Step Build a Number from Tens and Ones Count Equal Pairs Find the Missing Part of Ten Measure with Equal Tiles Subtract from Teen Numbers Add Across a Ten Count Minutes Forward Exchange a Ten to Subtract Read Hundreds, Tens and Ones Walk Around a Rectangle Combine Counts in a Table Count Equal Fraction Parts Cover a Rectangle with Unit Squares Read Rows and Columns Share into Equal Groups Break Apart a Multiplication Find a Missing Straight Angle Interpret a Remainder Round to the Nearest Hundred Scale Both Parts of a Fraction Subtract Equal Fraction Parts Whole-Number Copies of Fractions Build Volume from Layers Connect Decimals and Hundredths Convert Meters to Centimeters Divide with Unit Fractions Find a Fraction of a Set Find the Mean of Four Counts Scale Fraction Loads Subtract With Common Fraction Parts Compare Using a Unit Rate Count Fraction-Sized Loads Find Ten Percent Measure Distance Across Zero Substitute Before Calculating Use a Perpendicular Triangle Height Find the New Amount after an Increase Multiply Signed Numbers Record Both Sides of an Entry Scale a Stated Sample Proportion Undo a Two-Step Equation Use a Fixed Map Scale Calculate Rise per Run Check Trial Balances and Their Limits Combine Powers with the Same Base Find a Right-Triangle Hypotenuse Read a Linear Rule Use Sum and Difference Together Evaluate a Quadratic Carefully Find a Term by Its Position Scale Corresponding Lengths Sort Before Finding a Median Use the Zero-Product Rule Average Corresponding Coordinates Divide a Polygon into Triangles Square the Length Scale for Area Use Differences to Find Distance Use Opposite over Hypotenuse Apply the Inner Function First Count Repeated Multiplications Keep the Weights in an Average Read a Logarithm as an Exponent Reverse a Linear Function Accumulate a Constant Rate Build a Tangent Line at a Point Differentiate a Power and Evaluate Find a Stationary Point Separate Average and Instantaneous Rate Find the Same Letter Listen and Find the Picture Hear a Rhyming Pair Listen for Small Story Details Match Lowercase and Uppercase Letters Notice the First Letter Notice the Last Letter Begin a Sentence with a Capital Choose a Statement or Question Ending Find a Word That Names a Thing Find the Action Word Follow a Short Sequence Learn Plurals That Change Form Make a Regular Plural Match One or More with Is and Are Tell What Happened Yesterday Use an Action as a Clue Read the Prefix Un Separate the Main Idea from a Detail Show Missing Letters in a Contraction Show One Person Owns Something Use a Sentence to Find a Similar Meaning Choose the Word That Fits Its Meaning Compare Two Options Using Stated Features Connect Ideas by Their Relationship Place Punctuation in Direct Speech Show Ownership by a Regular Plural Find the Subject beyond an Intervening Phrase Read Common Prefix Meanings Replace a Pronoun When Two People Fit Separate Three Items Consistently Support an Inference without Pretending to Know Distinguish a Narrator's View from Everyone's View Give a Dependent Clause a Main Clause Join Complete Clauses without a Comma Splice Match a Word to a Formal Notice Name Who Performs the Opening Action Choose a Subject Pronoun in a Pair Close an Inserted Parenthesis Keep Listed Actions Parallel Report a Count without Changing Its Scope Separate a Proposal from Its Supporting Evidence Introduce a List after a Complete Clause Keep an Idea Connected to Its Source Match a Claim to the Evidence Provided Name the Agent in an Active Revision Read a Comparison without Inventing a Cause Identify How a Writer Supports a Position Keep an Identifying Clause Attached Limit a Conclusion to the Observed Sample Replace a Vague Reference with the Named Item Signal the Intended Logical Relationship Check Whether the Method Supports the Conclusion Preserve Parallel Infinitive Phrases Punctuate However between Complete Clauses Turn a Vague Outcome into a Defined Measure Use Were in an Unreal Formal Condition Combine Sources without Erasing Their Differences Introduce a Quoted Sentence after a Speech Tag Keep a One-Way Rule Pointing the Right Way Preserve Some without Turning It into All Retain the Denominator in a Percentage Report Audit a Summary for Scope, Uncertainty and Missing Data Paraphrase without Increasing Certainty Separate an Association from a Causal Claim Shorten a Sentence without Losing Its Limits State What a Measure Does Not Establish Notice a Shape What Changed in the Picture? Choose a Safe Observation Tool Describe a Material by Its Properties Meet the Parts of a Flowering Plant Name the Weather Being Observed Notice What a Picture Actually Shows Compare Solids, Liquids and Gases Follow a Stated Life-Cycle Sequence Locate a Shadow beyond an Opaque Object Separate Light Sources from Reflectors Think about What Green Plants Need Choose a Habitat from Stated Needs Compare an Absorbency Record Measure a Seedling's Height Change Name a Change in Water State Use a Seed-Dispersal Structure as a Clue Choose a Separation Method from Properties Describe Variation across Repeated Readings Follow Energy through a Food Chain Keep Track of Mass in a Closed Container Use a Magnet Test without Overgeneralizing Account for Water in a Simple Model Compare Thermal Insulation under a Fixed Test Identify a Comparison with One Deliberate Change Read a Population Count without Guessing Why Separate Breaking Down from Moving Away Add Masses without Inventing a Volume Rule Calculate the Fraction of Seeds That Sprouted Distinguish a Producer from a Consumer Measure Reflection Angles from the Normal Trace Working and Saved Copies Track Solute after Water Leaves Calculate Density from Mass and Volume Count Frequency rather than Loudness Keep the Sign of a Temperature Change Match a Cell Structure to Its Main Stated Role Scale a Sample Density Carefully Compare Network Delay and Capacity Compare Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration Identify the Described Heat-Transfer Mechanism Multiply a Subscript by the Number of Molecules Read Whether a Formula Contains One Element or More Use Proton Count to Identify Atomic Number Check Atom Conservation in a Balanced Model Connect Wavelength, Frequency and Wave Speed Count Charge Transferred by a Constant Current Separate Mass Number from Atomic Number Use Average Density in an Ideal Floating Model Calculate Energy for a Temperature Rise Conserve Solute during an Ideal Dilution Include Births, Deaths and Movement Use Magnification with Matching Length Units Use Total Solution Mass as the Denominator Apply an Inverse Pressure-Volume Model Convert Sample Mass into Moles Find the Time for One Cycle Follow Repeated Half-Life Intervals Use a Balanced Equation as a Mole Ratio Compare Energy Transfer between Defined Levels Read a Simplified Single-Gene Cross Rearrange the Heat Model to Find Specific Heat Track a One-to-One Equivalence Calculation Use Solution Volume in Molarity Compare a Reaction Quotient with Its Equilibrium Constant Connect Heat-Engine Work and Efficiency Distinguish Species Richness from Evenness Propagate Stated Worst-Case Bounds in a Sum Relate Photon Energy to Frequency
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