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Common CoreNGSS ScienceSpanish reading & writing6 subjects1447 skills

Why homeschool families use it

Self-paced learning is the whole design, not a setting.

No grade lockstep.A quick placement estimates where to begin, then completed work adjusts the path, whether that means reaching back to fill a gap or moving ahead early.

Six subjects, one companion.Math, Science, History, English, Spanish, and personal Finance in one feed, so the day's independent-work block doesn't need six different apps.

You see the learning picture.The mastery map and parent dashboard summarize demonstrated practice, developing skills, and places that need another look.

What's inside

6 subjects. 1447 skills. Curriculum frameworks shown clearly.

Coverage and standards mapping vary by subject and skill while educator review continues.

Math

Ratios and equations up through Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, and Precalculus.

Grades 6 to 12 · Common Core aligned · 294 skills

Science

Physical, life, and Earth science across grades 6–12, up to high-school Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.

Grades 6 to 12 · NGSS aligned · 173 skills

History

World and US history, from early civilizations to US Government, Civics, and Economics.

Grades 6 to 12 · World & US History · 265 skills

Spanish (reading & writing)

Reading and writing across grades 6–12, from greetings and ser vs estar to AP-level literature and composition.

Grades 6 to 12 · Spanish reading & writing · 160 skills

Finance

Budgeting, saving, credit, compound interest, investing, taxes, and financial planning across grades 6–12.

Grades 6 to 12 · Personal Finance · 234 skills

English

Grammar, reading comprehension, and writing structure across grades 6–12.

Grades 6 to 12 · Common Core ELA · 321 skills

How it works

Placement, then a feed that follows the mastery map.

A quick placement gives them a starting point.

A short diagnostic per subject makes an initial estimate, then completed work keeps adjusting which skills should come next.

They learn on an adaptive feed, with a tutor on call.

Short lessons and checks are ranked from their current plan and recent work. Stuck? The AI tutor guides with hints instead of handing over answers, and the teach-it-back step has them explain the idea in their own words.

The mastery map keeps score honestly.

Every skill sits in a prerequisite graph on the Path tab: mastered, in progress, or locked until its prerequisites are ready. Master a skill and the next one unlocks. That map is your scope and sequence, live.

For the record book

You're the teacher. You get the teacher's view.

Progress in plain English.

The parent dashboard separates progress demonstrated in SmartScroll from skills still being practiced, by subject and skill.

On every device they learn on.

The dashboard reflects activity on the device your student uses, and a free family account syncs it across devices and emails you a weekly summary.

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An algorithm you can read.

The feed is ranked by what your student needs to master next, never by watch time. We wrote the promises down: read the Algorithm Charter.

Standards alignment

The full skill list, with the standard behind each one.

This table is generated from the same skill graph the app runs on, so it's always the real, current scope and sequence, not a marketing summary.

MathGrades 6 to 12 · Common Core aligned · 294 skills

Skill	Grade	CCSS
Multiplication & Division	6	6.NS
Understanding Fractions	6	6.NS.A
Decimals	6	6.NS.B
Intro to Ratios	6	6.RP.A.1
Intro to Negative Numbers	6	6.NS.C.5
Intro to Expressions	6	6.EE.A.2
Unit Rates	6	6.RP.A.2
Equivalent Ratios & Tables	6	6.RP.A.3
Percents	6	6.RP.A.3c
Measurement Conversion	6	6.RP.A.3d
Dividing Fractions	6	6.NS.A.1
GCF & LCM	6	6.NS.B.4
Decimal Operations	6	6.NS.B.3
Opposites & Absolute Value	6	6.NS.C.7
The Coordinate Plane	6	6.NS.C.6
Exponents	6	6.EE.A.1
Evaluating Expressions	6	6.EE.A.2c
Simplifying Expressions	6	6.EE.A.3
One-Step Equations	6	6.EE.B.7
One-Step Inequalities	6	6.EE.B.8
Independent & Dependent Variables	6	6.EE.C.9
Area of Triangles & Quadrilaterals	6	6.G.A.1
Volume with Unit Fractions	6	6.G.A.2
Nets & Surface Area	6	6.G.A.4
Mean, Median & Mode	6	6.SP.B.5
Range, IQR & MAD	6	6.SP.B.5c
Dot Plots, Histograms & Box Plots	6	6.SP.B.4
Unit Rates	7	7.RP.A.1
Proportional Relationships	7	7.RP.A.2
Percent Problems	7	7.RP.A.3
Unit Rates with Fractions	7	7.RP.A.1
Graphing Proportional Relationships	7	7.RP.A.2d
Percent Change & Error	7	7.RP.A.3
Tax, Tips & Discounts	7	7.RP.A.3
Adding & Subtracting Integers	7	7.NS.A.1
Multiplying & Dividing Integers	7	7.NS.A.2
Rational Number Operations	7	7.NS.A.3
Absolute Value & Distance	7	7.NS.A.1c
Fractions to Decimals	7	7.NS.A.2d
Combining Like Terms	7	7.EE.A.1
Two-Step Equations	7	7.EE.B.4
Inequalities	7	7.EE.B.4b
Expanding & Factoring	7	7.EE.A.1
Rewriting Expressions	7	7.EE.A.2
Multi-Step Word Problems	7	7.EE.B.3
Scale Drawings	7	7.G.A.1
Circles: Area & Circumference	7	7.G.B.4
Angle Relationships	7	7.G.B.5
Volume & Surface Area	7	7.G.B.6
Drawing Triangles & Shapes	7	7.G.A.2
Cross-Sections of Solids	7	7.G.A.3
Sampling & Inference	7	7.SP.A.1
Probability Basics	7	7.SP.C.5
Compound Probability	7	7.SP.C.8
Comparing Data Sets	7	7.SP.B.3
Experimental Probability	7	7.SP.C.6
Exponents & Powers	8	8.EE.A.1
Scientific Notation	8	8.EE.A.4
Square Roots & Irrationals	8	8.NS.A.1
Slope & Linear Equations	8	8.EE.B.5
Systems of Equations	8	8.EE.C.8
Functions	8	8.F.A.1
Pythagorean Theorem	8	8.G.B.7
Transformations	8	8.G.A.1
Solving Linear Equations	8	8.EE.C.7
Slope-Intercept Form	8	8.EE.B.6
Graphing Linear Functions	8	8.F.B.4
Linear vs Nonlinear Functions	8	8.F.A.3
Volume: Cylinders, Cones & Spheres	8	8.G.C.9
Scatter Plots & Association	8	8.SP.A.1
Angle Relationships	8	8.G.A.5
Distance on the Coordinate Plane	8	8.G.B.8
Multi-Step Linear Equations	9	A.REI.B.3
Literal Equations & Formulas	9	A.CED.A.4
Linear Inequalities	9	A.REI.B.3
Compound Inequalities	9	A.REI.B.3
Absolute Value Equations	9	A.REI.B.4
Function Notation	9	F.IF.A.2
Domain & Range	9	F.IF.B.5
Linear Functions & Slope	9	F.IF.B.6
Arithmetic Sequences	9	F.BF.A.2
Systems of Equations	9	A.REI.C.6
Systems of Inequalities	9	A.REI.D.12
Exponent Rules	9	A.SSE.A.2
Adding & Subtracting Polynomials	9	A.APR.A.1
Multiplying Polynomials	9	A.APR.A.1
Factoring the GCF	9	A.SSE.A.2
Factoring Trinomials	9	A.SSE.A.2
Difference of Squares	9	A.SSE.A.2
Solving Quadratics by Factoring	9	A.REI.B.4
The Quadratic Formula	9	A.REI.B.4
Graphing Parabolas	9	F.IF.C.7
Simplifying Radicals	9	N.RN.A.2
Exponential Functions	9	F.LE.A.1
Points, Lines & Planes	10	G.CO.A.1
Angles & Angle Pairs	10	G.CO.C.9
Parallel Lines & Transversals	10	G.CO.C.9
Triangle Angles & Types	10	G.CO.C.10
Triangle Congruence	10	G.CO.B.8
Isosceles & Equilateral Triangles	10	G.CO.C.10
The Pythagorean Theorem	10	G.SRT.C.8
Special Right Triangles	10	G.SRT.C.8
Right-Triangle Trigonometry	10	G.SRT.C.8
Similar Triangles	10	G.SRT.B.5
Quadrilaterals	10	G.CO.C.11
Polygon Angle Sums	10	G.CO.C.11
Circles: Arcs & Central Angles	10	G.C.A.2
Inscribed Angles & Chords	10	G.C.A.2
Tangents & Secants	10	G.C.A.2
Area & Perimeter	10	G.GPE.B.7
Circumference & Area of Circles	10	G.C.B.5
Surface Area of Solids	10	G.GMD.A.3
Volume of Solids	10	G.GMD.A.3
Coordinate Geometry: Distance & Midpoint	10	G.GPE.B.7
Equations of Circles	10	G.GPE.A.1
Transformations	10	G.CO.A.5
Function Operations & Composition	11	F.BF.A.1
Inverse Functions	11	F.BF.B.4
Transformations of Functions	11	F.BF.B.3
Complex Numbers	11	N.CN.A.2
Completing the Square	11	A.SSE.B.3
Linear-Quadratic Systems	11	A.REI.C.7
Polynomial Operations	11	A.APR.A.1
Polynomial Division	11	A.APR.D.6
Factoring Higher Polynomials	11	A.SSE.A.2
Roots & the Factor Theorem	11	A.APR.B.3
Graphing Polynomials	11	F.IF.C.7c
Rational Expressions	11	A.APR.D.6
Rational Equations	11	A.REI.A.2
Rational Functions & Asymptotes	11	F.IF.C.7d
Radical Functions & Rational Exponents	11	N.RN.A.1
Radical Equations	11	A.REI.A.2
Exponential Functions & Growth	11	F.LE.B.5
Logarithms & Their Properties	11	F.LE.A.4
Exponential & Log Equations	11	F.LE.A.4
Arithmetic Sequences & Series	11	F.BF.A.2
Geometric Sequences & Series	11	F.BF.A.2
The Unit Circle & Radian Measure	11	F.TF.A.1
Analyzing Functions	12	F.IF.C.7
Trig Functions & the Unit Circle	12	F.TF.A.2
Graphs of Trig Functions	12	F.TF.B.5
Trig Identities	12	F.TF.C.8
Inverse Trig Functions	12	F.TF.B.6
Solving Trig Equations	12	F.TF.B.7
The Law of Sines	12	G.SRT.D.10
The Law of Cosines	12	G.SRT.D.10
Exponential & Log Modeling	12	F.LE.A.4
Series & Sigma Notation	12	A.SSE.B.4
The Binomial Theorem	12	A.APR.C.5
Permutations & Combinations	12	S.CP.B.9
Probability	12	S.CP.A.1
Complex Numbers in Polar Form	12	N.CN.B.5
Polar Coordinates	12	N.CN.B.4
Vectors	12	N.VM.A.1
Conic Sections	12	G.GPE.A.3
Matrix Operations	12	N.VM.C.8
Solving Systems with Matrices	12	A.REI.C.8
Introduction to Limits	12	F.IF.B.4
Rates of Change & Continuity	12	F.IF.B.6
Parametric Equations	12	F.IF.C.7
Transformations as Functions on the Plane	10	G.CO.A.2
Symmetries That Carry a Figure Onto Itself	10	G.CO.A.3
Defining Rotations, Reflections and Translations	10	G.CO.A.4
Congruence Through Rigid Motions	10	G.CO.B.6
Corresponding Parts of Congruent Triangles	10	G.CO.B.7
Compass-and-Straightedge Constructions	10	G.CO.D.12
Inscribing a Triangle, Square and Hexagon in a Circle	10	G.CO.D.13
Dilations: Centre and Scale Factor	10	G.SRT.A.1
Dilating a Line: Parallel or Unchanged	10	G.SRT.A.1a
Dilating a Segment: Length Times the Scale Factor	10	G.SRT.A.1b
Similarity as a Transformation	10	G.SRT.A.2
The AA Criterion for Similar Triangles	10	G.SRT.A.3
Proving Triangle Theorems with Similarity	10	G.SRT.B.4
Why a Side Ratio Belongs to the Angle	10	G.SRT.C.6
Sine and Cosine of Complementary Angles	10	G.SRT.C.7
Deriving the Sine Area Formula	12	G.SRT.D.9
All Circles Are Similar	10	G.C.A.1
Incircles, Circumcircles and Cyclic Quadrilaterals	10	G.C.A.3
Constructing a Tangent from an Outside Point	10	G.C.A.4
A Parabola from Its Focus and Directrix	10	G.GPE.A.2
Proving a Figure with Coordinates	10	G.GPE.B.4
Slope Criteria for Parallel and Perpendicular Lines	10	G.GPE.B.5
Partitioning a Directed Segment in a Ratio	10	G.GPE.B.6
Where the Circle and Volume Formulas Come From	10	G.GMD.A.1
Cavalieri's Principle and the Sphere	10	G.GMD.A.2
Cross-Sections and Solids of Revolution	10	G.GMD.B.4
Modelling an Object with a Solid	10	G.MG.A.1
Density per Unit Area and per Unit Volume	10	G.MG.A.2
Solving a Design Problem with Geometry	10	G.MG.A.3
Dividing Multi-Digit Numbers	6	6.NS.B.2
Deciding When Two Expressions Are Equivalent	6	6.EE.A.4
Testing Whether a Number Is a Solution	6	6.EE.B.5
Writing an Expression for a Situation	6	6.EE.B.6
Polygons on the Coordinate Plane	6	6.G.A.3
Approximating Irrational Numbers	8	8.NS.A.2
Square Root and Cube Root Equations	8	8.EE.A.2
Orders of Magnitude	8	8.EE.A.3
Comparing Two Functions in Different Forms	8	8.F.A.2
Reading the Story a Graph Tells	8	8.F.B.5
Showing Two Figures Are Congruent	8	8.G.A.2
Showing Two Figures Are Similar	8	8.G.A.4
Why the Pythagorean Theorem Is True	8	8.G.B.6
Testing Independence with the Product Rule	11	HSS-CP.A.2
Conditional Probability & Independence	11	HSS-CP.A.3
Two-Way Tables as Sample Spaces	11	HSS-CP.A.4
Conditional Probability in Everyday Language	11	HSS-CP.A.5
Conditional Probability by Counting Outcomes	11	HSS-CP.B.6
The Addition Rule	11	HSS-CP.B.7
The General Multiplication Rule	11	HSS-CP.B.8
Random Variables & Their Distributions	12	HSS-MD.A.1
Expected Value as the Mean of a Distribution	12	HSS-MD.A.2
Theoretical Distributions & Expected Value	12	HSS-MD.A.3
Empirical Distributions & Expected Value	12	HSS-MD.A.4
Weighing a Decision with Expected Value	12	HSS-MD.B.5
Expected Payoff in a Game of Chance	12	HSS-MD.B.5a
Comparing Strategies by Expected Value	12	HSS-MD.B.5b
Using Probability to Make Fair Decisions	12	HSS-MD.B.6
Analysing Decisions & Strategies	12	HSS-MD.B.7
Dot Plots, Histograms & Box Plots	9	S.ID.A.1
Comparing Center & Spread	9	S.ID.A.2
Shape, Outliers & What They Move	9	S.ID.A.3
The Normal Model & Population Percents	9	S.ID.A.4
Two-Way Tables & Relative Frequency	9	S.ID.B.5
Scatter Plots: Form, Direction & Strength	9	S.ID.B.6
Fitting a Line to a Scatter Plot	9	S.ID.B.6c
Choosing a Model That Fits the Data	9	S.ID.B.6a
Residuals & Judging a Fit	9	S.ID.B.6b
Slope & Intercept in Context	9	S.ID.C.7
The Correlation Coefficient	9	S.ID.C.8
Correlation vs Causation	9	S.ID.C.9
Samples, Populations & Inference	11	S.IC.A.1
Testing a Model with Simulation	11	S.IC.A.2
Surveys, Experiments & Observational Studies	11	S.IC.B.3
Estimating with a Margin of Error	11	S.IC.B.4
Comparing Two Treatments	11	S.IC.B.5
Evaluating Reports Based on Data	11	S.IC.B.6
Statistical Questions	6	6.SP.A.1
Center, Spread & Shape	6	6.SP.A.2
Center vs. Variation	6	6.SP.A.3
Comparing Two Populations	7	7.SP.B.4
Uniform Probability Models	7	7.SP.C.7a
Models from Observed Data	7	7.SP.C.7b
Checking a Probability Model	7	7.SP.C.7
Fitting a Line to Data	8	8.SP.A.2
Slope & Intercept in Context	8	8.SP.A.3
Two-Way Tables	8	8.SP.A.4
Writing an Equation or Inequality for a Situation	9	A-CED.A.1
Two-Variable Equations and Their Graphs	9	A-CED.A.2
Constraints and Whether an Answer Is Viable	9	A-CED.A.3
Justifying Every Step of a Solution	9	A-REI.A.1
Why Elimination Keeps the Same Solutions	9	A-REI.C.5
A Graph Is the Set of All Its Solutions	9	A-REI.D.10
Where Two Graphs Cross, and Why That Solves the Equation	9	A-REI.D.11
Solving a System with the Inverse Matrix	12	A-REI.C.9
What an Expression Measures in Context	9	A.SSE.A.1
Terms, Factors and Coefficients in Context	9	A.SSE.A.1a
Seeing a Complicated Part as One Entity	9	A.SSE.A.1b
Proving Polynomial Identities	11	A.APR.C.4
Rational Expressions as a Number System	11	A.APR.D.7
What a Function Is: Domain, Range and f(x)	9	F-IF.A.1
Sequences as Functions on the Integers	9	F-IF.A.3
Equivalent Forms Reveal Different Properties	9	F-IF.C.8
Factored and Vertex Form: Zeros, Extremes and Symmetry	11	F-IF.C.8a
Reading Growth and Decay from an Exponential	9	F-IF.C.8b
Comparing Two Functions Given in Different Forms	9	F-IF.C.9
Building a Linear or Exponential Rule	9	F.LE.A.2
When Exponential Growth Overtakes Everything Else	9	F.LE.A.3
Exponents and Logarithms as Inverses	11	F.BF.B.5
Special Triangles and Related Angles on the Unit Circle	12	F.TF.A.3
Symmetry and Periodicity from the Unit Circle	12	F.TF.A.4
Proving the Addition and Subtraction Formulas	12	F.TF.C.9
The Imaginary Unit	11	N-CN.A.1
Conjugates, Moduli and Quotients	11	N-CN.A.3
Quadratics With Complex Solutions	11	N-CN.C.7
Polynomial Identities Over the Complex Numbers	11	N-CN.C.8
The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra	11	N-CN.C.9
Distance and Midpoint in the Complex Plane	12	N-CN.B.6
Components of a Vector	12	N-VM.A.2
Velocity and Other Vector Quantities	12	N-VM.A.3
Adding Vectors	12	N-VM.B.4a
Magnitude and Direction of a Sum	12	N-VM.B.4b
Subtracting Vectors	12	N-VM.B.4c
Scalar Multiplication of Vectors	12	N-VM.B.5a
Magnitude and Direction After Scaling	12	N-VM.B.5b
Matrices as Data	12	N-VM.C.6
Scaling a Matrix	12	N-VM.C.7
Why Matrix Multiplication Breaks the Rules	12	N-VM.C.9
Zero and Identity Matrices	12	N-VM.C.10
Multiplying a Matrix by a Vector	12	N-VM.C.11
Two by Two Matrices as Transformations	12	N-VM.C.12
Sums and Products of Rational and Irrational Numbers	9	N.RN.B.3
Using Units, Scale and Origin to Guide a Solution	9	N.Q.A.1
Defining the Quantity a Model Needs	9	N.Q.A.2
Reporting a Measurement to the Right Accuracy	9	N.Q.A.3

ScienceGrades 6 to 12 · NGSS aligned · 173 skills

Skill	Grade	NGSS
The Scientific Method	6	MS-ETS1-1
Atoms & Matter	7	MS-PS1-1
Chemical Reactions	8	MS-PS1-2
States of Matter	7	MS-PS1-4
Forces & Motion	7	MS-PS2-2
Energy	11	HS-PS3-1
Waves, Light & Sound	12	HS-PS4-1
Cells	6	MS-LS1-1
Photosynthesis	7	MS-LS1-6
Human Body Systems	6	MS-LS1-3
Ecosystems & Food Webs	7	MS-LS2-3
Heredity & Genes	7	MS-LS3-2
Natural Selection	7	MS-LS4-4
Earth, Sun & Moon	8	MS-ESS1-1
Plate Tectonics	7	MS-ESS2-3
Rocks & the Rock Cycle	7	MS-ESS2-1
Weather & Climate	6	MS-ESS2-5
The Water Cycle	6	MS-ESS2-4
Human Impact	7	MS-ESS3-3
Monohybrid Crosses	9	HS-LS3-3
Dihybrid Crosses & Ratios	9	HS-LS3-3
Genetic Probability	9	HS-LS3-3
Biomolecules	9	HS-LS1-6
Cell Structure & Organelles	9	MS-LS1-2
Membrane Transport	9	HS-LS1-2
Photosynthesis & Cellular Respiration	9	HS-LS1-5
Cell Cycle & Mitosis	9	HS-LS1-4
Meiosis & Variation	9	HS-LS3-2
DNA Structure & Replication	9	HS-LS1-1
Protein Synthesis	9	HS-LS1-1
Evidence for Evolution	9	HS-LS4-1
Natural Selection & Speciation	9	HS-LS4-3
Ecosystem Dynamics	9	HS-LS2-2
Matter & Energy in Ecosystems	9	HS-LS2-4
Homeostasis & Feedback	9	HS-LS1-3
Atomic Structure	10	HS-PS1-1
The Periodic Table	10	HS-PS1-1
Electron Arrangement	10	HS-PS1-1
Chemical Bonding	10	HS-PS1-2
Naming Compounds & Formulas	10	HS-PS1-2
Molar Mass	10	HS-PS1-7
Mole Conversions	10	HS-PS1-7
Percent Composition	10	HS-PS1-7
Balancing Equations	10	HS-PS1-7
Types of Reactions	10	HS-PS1-2
Stoichiometry	10	HS-PS1-7
Molarity & Concentration	10	HS-PS1-7
Gas Laws	10	HS-PS1-7
Phase Changes & Energy	10	MS-PS1-4
Acids, Bases & pH	10	HS-PS1-2
Solutions & Mixtures	10	HS-PS1-3
Speed & Velocity	11	HS-PS2-1
Acceleration	11	HS-PS2-1
Equations of Motion	11	HS-PS2-1
Free Fall	11	HS-PS2-1
Newton's Second Law	11	HS-PS2-1
Mass & Weight	11	HS-PS2-1
Work	11	HS-PS3-1
Power	11	HS-PS3-1
Kinetic Energy	11	HS-PS3-1
Potential Energy	11	HS-PS3-1
Momentum	11	HS-PS2-2
Impulse	11	HS-PS2-2
Scalars & Vectors	11	HS-PS2-1
Newton's Three Laws	11	MS-PS2-2
Friction & Forces	11	HS-PS2-1
Conservation of Energy	11	HS-PS3-2
Wave Speed	12	HS-PS4-1
Frequency & Period	12	HS-PS4-1
Ohm's Law	12	HS-PS3-5
Solving for Current	12	HS-PS3-5
Electrical Power	12	HS-PS3-1
Electric Charge & Current	12	HS-PS3-5
Electrical Energy	12	HS-PS3-1
Series Resistance	12	HS-PS3-5
Half-Life	12	HS-PS1-8
Energy Efficiency	12	HS-PS3-1
Types of Waves	8	MS-PS4-1
Electromagnetic Spectrum	12	HS-PS4-3
Light: Reflection & Refraction	8	MS-PS4-2
Electric & Magnetic Fields	12	HS-PS2-4
Circuits: Series & Parallel	12	HS-PS3-5
Nuclear Physics	12	HS-PS1-8
Modeling Cellular Respiration	9	HS-LS1-7
Matter and Energy Without Oxygen	9	HS-LS2-3
Carbon Through Earth's Systems	9	HS-LS2-5
Population and Biodiversity Data	9	HS-LS2-2
Ecosystem Stability and Change	9	HS-LS2-6
Reducing Human Impact on Biodiversity	9	HS-LS2-7
Group Behavior and Survival	9	HS-LS2-8
From DNA to Traits	9	HS-LS3-1
The Statistics of Selection	9	HS-LS4-3
How Natural Selection Produces Adaptation	9	HS-LS4-4
Environmental Change: Growth, New Species, Loss	9	HS-LS4-5
Simulating Solutions for Biodiversity	9	HS-LS4-6
Bond Energy & Reaction Energy	10	HS-PS1-4
Reaction Rate	10	HS-PS1-5
Equilibrium & Increasing Yield	10	HS-PS1-6
Molecular Structure in Designed Materials	10	HS-PS2-6
Designing to Reduce Collision Force	11	HS-PS2-3
Thermal Energy Transfer & the Second Law	11	HS-PS3-4
Criteria and Constraints	11	HS-ETS1-1
Breaking Down a Complex Problem	11	HS-ETS1-2
Trade-offs and Prioritised Criteria	11	HS-ETS1-3
Newton's Law of Gravitation	12	HS-PS2-4
Coulomb's Law	12	HS-PS2-4
Electromagnetic Induction	12	HS-PS2-5
Designing an Energy Conversion Device	12	HS-PS3-3
Digital Signals and Information	12	HS-PS4-2
Wave and Particle Models of Light	12	HS-PS4-3
Judging Claims About Radiation	12	HS-PS4-4
How Devices Use Waves	12	HS-PS4-5
Simulating a Proposed Solution	12	HS-ETS1-4
Evidence That Living Things Are Made of Cells	6	MS-LS1-1
Behaviors and Structures That Aid Reproduction	6	MS-LS1-4
What Makes an Organism Grow	6	MS-LS1-5
How Food Is Rearranged in the Body	7	MS-LS1-7
Sensing, Signalling and Memory	6	MS-LS1-8
Resources and the Size of a Population	7	MS-LS2-1
Patterns of Interaction Between Organisms	7	MS-LS2-2
When an Ecosystem Changes	7	MS-LS2-4
Comparing Plans to Protect Biodiversity	7	MS-LS2-5
Mutations, Proteins and What They Change	8	MS-LS3-1
Reading Geologic Time in Rock Layers	7	MS-ESS1-4
Patterns in the Fossil Record	7	MS-LS4-1
Anatomy as Evidence of Relationship	7	MS-LS4-2
What Embryos Show That Adults Do Not	7	MS-LS4-3
Technologies That Change Inherited Traits	7	MS-LS4-5
Counting How a Trait Spreads	7	MS-LS4-6
Gravity, Orbits and the Shape of the Solar System	8	MS-ESS1-2
The Scale of the Solar System	8	MS-ESS1-3
How Geoscience Processes Reshape the Surface	7	MS-ESS2-2
Air Masses, Fronts and Changing Weather	6	MS-ESS2-5
Why Resources Sit Where They Do	7	MS-ESS3-1
Forecasting Natural Hazards	7	MS-ESS3-2
Population, Consumption and Earth's Systems	7	MS-ESS3-4
Asking What Caused a Century of Warming	6	MS-ESS3-5
Evidence of a Chemical Reaction	8	MS-PS1-2
Synthetic Materials from Natural Resources	7	MS-PS1-3
Designing a Chemical Heat Pack	8	MS-PS1-6
Newton's Third Law in a Collision	7	MS-PS2-1
What Changes the Strength of Electric and Magnetic Forces	7	MS-PS2-3
Arguing that Gravity Depends on Mass	7	MS-PS2-4
Evidence that Fields Act Without Contact	7	MS-PS2-5
Reading Kinetic Energy Graphs	7	MS-PS3-1
Stored Energy and Arrangement	7	MS-PS3-2
Designing to Slow or Speed Heat Transfer	8	MS-PS3-3
Planning a Heating Investigation	7	MS-PS3-4
Arguing that a Speed Change Means Energy Moved	7	MS-PS3-5
Why Digital Signals Survive the Trip	8	MS-PS4-3
Criteria and Constraints	6	MS-ETS1-1
Comparing Competing Designs	7	MS-ETS1-2
Combining the Best of Several Designs	7	MS-ETS1-3
Modelling and Improving a Design	8	MS-ETS1-4
The Sun's Life Span and Its Energy	9	HS-ESS1-1
Evidence for the Big Bang	9	HS-ESS1-2
How Stars Make the Elements	9	HS-ESS1-3
Predicting Orbital Motion	9	HS-ESS1-4
Plate Tectonics and the Ages of Crustal Rocks	9	HS-ESS1-5
Reconstructing Earth's Early History	9	HS-ESS1-6
Building and Wearing Down Earth's Surface	9	HS-ESS2-1
Feedbacks Between Earth's Systems	9	HS-ESS2-2
Thermal Convection Inside Earth	9	HS-ESS2-3
Earth's Energy Budget and Climate	9	HS-ESS2-4
How Water Shapes Earth Materials	9	HS-ESS2-5
A Quantitative Model of the Carbon Cycle	9	HS-ESS2-6
Life and Earth Changing Together	9	HS-ESS2-7
Resources, Hazards and Where People Live	9	HS-ESS3-1
Weighing Energy and Mineral Resource Plans	9	HS-ESS3-2
Simulating Resources, People and Biodiversity	9	HS-ESS3-3
Refining a Solution That Reduces Human Impact	9	HS-ESS3-4
Forecasting Climate Change From Data and Models	9	HS-ESS3-5
How Human Activity Changes Earth's Systems	9	HS-ESS3-6

HistoryGrades 6 to 12 · World & US History · 265 skills

Skill	Grade	Strand
Early Civilizations	6	Ancient World
World Religions	6	Ancient World
Ancient India	6	Ancient World
Ancient China	6	Ancient World
Ancient Greece	6	Classical World
Ancient Rome	6	Classical World
Islamic Golden Age	7	Post-Classical
African Kingdoms	7	Post-Classical
Empires of the Americas	7	Post-Classical
The Middle Ages	7	Post-Classical
The Renaissance	7	Early Modern
Age of Exploration	7	Early Modern
Age of Revolutions	7	Modern Era
Industrial Revolution	7	Modern Era
The World Wars	7	Modern Era
The Cold War	7	Modern Era
Analyzing Primary Sources	9	Historical Thinking
Historical Causation	9	Historical Thinking
Continuity & Change Over Time	9	Historical Thinking
Comparison in History	9	Historical Thinking
Point of View & Bias	9	Historical Thinking
Evidence & Historical Argument	9	Historical Thinking
Classical Empires	9	Classical Era
Belief Systems & Their Spread	9	Classical Era
The Islamic World	9	Post-Classical Era
Trade Networks	9	Post-Classical Era
Imperial East Asia	9	Post-Classical Era
The Mongol Empire	9	Post-Classical Era
African Kingdoms & Trans-Saharan Trade	9	Post-Classical Era
Medieval Europe	9	Post-Classical Era
Renaissance & Reformation	9	Early Modern Era
Exploration & the Columbian Exchange	9	Early Modern Era
The Scientific Revolution	10	Early Modern Era
The Enlightenment	10	Age of Revolutions
Absolutism & Constitutionalism	10	Early Modern Era
The American Revolution	10	Age of Revolutions
The French Revolution & Napoleon	10	Age of Revolutions
Atlantic & Latin American Revolutions	10	Age of Revolutions
The Industrial Revolution	10	Industrial Era
Industrial-Age Ideologies	10	Industrial Era
Nationalism & Unification	10	Industrial Era
The Age of Imperialism	10	Industrial Era
World War I	10	Modern Era
The Interwar Years & Rise of Dictators	10	Modern Era
World War II	10	Modern Era
The Cold War	10	Modern Era
Decolonization & New Nations	10	Modern Era
The Contemporary World	10	Contemporary Era
Colonial America	11	Colonial Era
The American Revolution	11	Founding Era
The Constitution & Early Republic	11	Founding Era
Westward Expansion & Manifest Destiny	11	Expansion & Sectionalism
Slavery, Abolition & Sectionalism	11	Expansion & Sectionalism
The Civil War	11	Civil War & Reconstruction
Reconstruction & Its Aftermath	11	Civil War & Reconstruction
Industrialization & the Gilded Age	11	Gilded Age & Progressive Era
The Progressive Era	11	Gilded Age & Progressive Era
America on the World Stage & World War I	11	20th Century America
The 1920s	11	20th Century America
The Great Depression & New Deal	11	20th Century America
World War II & the American Home Front	11	20th Century America
The Cold War Era	11	20th Century America
The Civil Rights Movement	11	20th Century America
Modern America	11	Contemporary America
Foundations of American Government	12	US Government & Civics
The Constitution: Structure & Amendments	12	US Government & Civics
The Legislative Branch	12	US Government & Civics
The Executive Branch	12	US Government & Civics
The Judicial Branch	12	US Government & Civics
Federalism & State and Local Government	12	US Government & Civics
Civil Liberties & Civil Rights	12	US Government & Civics
Elections, Parties & Civic Participation	12	US Government & Civics
Fundamental Economic Concepts	12	Economics
Supply, Demand & Price	12	Economics
Competition, Market Structures & Business	12	Economics
Macroeconomics: GDP, Growth & the Business Cycle	12	Economics
Unemployment, Inflation & Economic Indicators	12	Economics
Money, Banking & the Federal Reserve	12	Economics
Government, Taxes & Fiscal Policy	12	Economics
International Trade & the Global Economy	12	Economics
Colonial North America	8	Colonial Era
The Road to Revolution	8	Colonial Era
The War for Independence	8	Founding Era
Writing the Constitution	8	Founding Era
The New Nation	8	Founding Era
Westward Expansion and Native Nations	8	Expansion & Sectionalism
Slavery and Resistance	8	Expansion & Sectionalism
Abolition and Reform Movements	8	Expansion & Sectionalism
A Nation Dividing	8	Expansion & Sectionalism
The Civil War	8	Civil War & Reconstruction
Reconstruction	8	Civil War & Reconstruction
Asking a Question History Can Answer	6	C3 grades 6-8
What Historians Already Agree On	6	C3 grades 6-8
Supporting Questions That Build an Answer	6	C3 grades 6-8
Choosing Sources That Fit the Question	6	C3 grades 6-8
Reading a Source's Origin and Authority	6	C3 grades 6-8
Credible for What? Judging a Source's Use	6	C3 grades 6-8
Evidence From More Than One Source	6	C3 grades 6-8
Claim and Counterclaim	6	C3 grades 6-8
Building an Argument From Sources	6	C3 grades 6-8
Building a Historical Explanation	6	C3 grades 6-8
Adapting an Argument for an Audience	6	C3 grades 6-8
Testing an Argument for Credibility	6	C3 grades 6-8
Testing How an Explanation Is Built	6	C3 grades 6-8
One Problem at Three Scales	6	C3 grades 6-8
What Can We Actually Do?	6	C3 grades 6-8
Deciding Together	6	C3 grades 6-8
Questions That Reach an Enduring Issue	9	C3 grades 9-12
Where Experts Agree and Where They Argue	9	C3 grades 9-12
Disagreement Inside the Smaller Questions	9	C3 grades 9-12
Questions the Sources Hand You	9	C3 grades 9-12
Planning a Source Set	9	C3 grades 9-12
Gathering Across a Wide Range of Views	9	C3 grades 9-12
How Experts Value a Source	9	C3 grades 9-12
Refining a Claim for Precision and Significance	9	C3 grades 9-12
An Argument That Names Its Own Weaknesses	9	C3 grades 9-12
Explanations, Sequence and Purpose	9	C3 grades 9-12
Adapting an Argument for a Range of Audiences	9	C3 grades 9-12
Critiquing How an Argument Uses Its Evidence	9	C3 grades 9-12
Critiquing Reasoning, Sequence and Detail	9	C3 grades 9-12
Four Lenses on One Problem	9	C3 grades 9-12
Assessing Options for Action	9	C3 grades 9-12
Choosing a Democratic Procedure	9	C3 grades 9-12
Which Civic Role a Person Is Acting In	6	Civics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8
Political, Civil and Economic Bodies	6	Civics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8
How Groups Deliberate, Compared	6	Civics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8
Applying a Civic Virtue in the Room	6	Civics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8
Personal Stake and Public Judgment	6	Civics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8
Procedures and the Purpose They Serve	6	Civics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8
Can This Rule Reach the Problem?	6	Civics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8
Aim, Delivery and What Followed	6	Civics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8
Choosing a Means of Change	6	Civics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8
The Citizen's Role, Tested Against Evidence	12	US Government & Civics
Constitutions, Treaties and Order	12	US Government & Civics
Constitutional Powers Still Contested	12	US Government & Civics
Judging How Well a Response Worked	12	US Government & Civics
Government, Civil Society and Markets	12	US Government & Civics
Civic Virtues in Shared Decisions	12	US Government & Civics
Comparing Systems by One Standard	12	US Government & Civics
Choosing a Deliberative Process	12	US Government & Civics
Personal Interest and Public Judgment	12	US Government & Civics
Procedures and the Purposes They Serve	12	US Government & Civics
Using and Challenging the Law	12	US Government & Civics
Intended and Unintended Outcomes	12	US Government & Civics
Means of Changing a Society	12	US Government & Civics
Who a Money Decision Reaches	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
Weighing Two Options by Who Pays	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
Buyers and Sellers in Three Markets	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
What Competition Does to Prices and Pay	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
Inventions, Businesses and What Changed	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
Costs That Land on Someone Else	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
Companies, Charities and Unions	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
What the Cost of a Loan Changes	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
Reading Numbers About an Economy	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
Rising Prices and Lost Work, by Group	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
Making More per Hour, and Why It Matters	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
What Stops Goods at a Border	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
Who Gains and Who Pays for a Trade Rule	6	Economics inquiry, grades 6-8
Building a Map That Makes a Point	6	Geography inquiry, grades 6-8
Maps and Photographs of a Place Over Time	6	Geography inquiry, grades 6-8
Choosing the Map or Graph That Shows It	6	Geography inquiry, grades 6-8
Choices Here That Change a Place Far Away	6	Geography inquiry, grades 6-8
What Makes Two Places Alike	6	Geography inquiry, grades 6-8
How a Place Shows Up in Who People Are	6	Geography inquiry, grades 6-8
Faster Travel, Faster News	6	Geography inquiry, grades 6-8
Why Settlement Spreads and Pulls Back	6	Geography inquiry, grades 6-8
Shared Water, Shared Air: Fight or Deal	6	Geography inquiry, grades 6-8
How World Regions Differ, and Do Not	6	Geography inquiry, grades 6-8
Why Goods Come From Where They Do	6	Geography inquiry, grades 6-8
More People Here, Different Land There	6	Geography inquiry, grades 6-8
Incentives, Choices and Who Bears the Cost	12	Economics (C3 band 9-12)
Marginal Costs and Benefits in an Argument	12	Economics (C3 band 9-12)
Consequences of Competition in Real Markets	12	Economics (C3 band 9-12)
When a Market Misses: Explaining a Government Role	12	Economics (C3 band 9-12)
Judging a Policy by Its Costs, Benefits and Side Effects	12	Economics (C3 band 9-12)
Property Rights and the Rule of Law as Institutions	12	Economics (C3 band 9-12)
Reading the Data, Then Choosing a Policy	12	Economics (C3 band 9-12)
Technology, Capital and People in Economic Growth	12	Economics (C3 band 9-12)
Globalization: Growth, Work and Who Pays	12	Economics and Geography (C3 band 9-12)
Making a Map Argue: Data, Scale and Choice	12	Geography (C3 band 9-12)
Maps, Images and What a Place Is Near	12	Geography (C3 band 9-12)
Human and Physical Systems, Both Directions	12	Geography (C3 band 9-12)
Decisions That Remade Places, Trade and Land Use	12	Geography (C3 band 9-12)
Diffusion, Migration and Where People Live	12	Geography (C3 band 9-12)
Cities, Suburbs and Rural Regions: Why the Pattern	12	Geography (C3 band 9-12)
Climate Variability, Catastrophe and What Follows	12	Geography (C3 band 9-12)
Putting an Event in Its Context	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
Change and Continuity	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
Why Historians Call Something Significant	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
What Shaped a Person's Point of View	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
How Views Changed Over Time	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
What a Source's Maker Chose to Record	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
Sorting the Sources Behind a History Book	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
Finding the Gaps in the Record	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
Working Out Where a Source Came From	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
Asking the Next Question	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
Judging Whether a Source Is Useful	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
Multiple Causes and Multiple Effects	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
Weighing Which Cause Mattered Most	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
Building an Argument from Evidence	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
Comparing Two Historians	6	Historical Thinking · C3 6-8
Events in Their Own Time and the Wider Picture	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
How Significance Changes Over Time	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
What Shaped a Person's Point of View	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
Old Arguments That Still Shape Today	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
The Historian's Own Time	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
What the Record Never Kept	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
From Source to Interpretation	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
What Each Kind of Source Cannot Show	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
The Next Question and the Source That Answers It	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
Do the Sources Fit the Claim	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
Long-Term Causes and Triggering Events	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
Building an Argument From Several Sources	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
Judging a Work of History	9	Historical Thinking · C3 band 9-12
How Psychology Tests a Claim	12	Psychology: methods of inquiry (C3 band 9-12)
Four Perspectives on One Behavior	12	Psychology: methods of inquiry (C3 band 9-12)
Choosing and Reading a Research Design	12	Psychology: methods of inquiry (C3 band 9-12)
Research Ethics: Consent, Harm and Review	12	Psychology: methods of inquiry (C3 band 9-12)
Validity and Reliability of a Measure	12	Psychology: methods of inquiry (C3 band 9-12)
Reading Psychological Data	12	Psychology: methods of inquiry (C3 band 9-12)
Who Was Studied, and Where a Finding Travels	12	Psychology: methods of inquiry (C3 band 9-12)
Group Patterns and Individual People	12	Psychology: influences on thought and behavior (C3 band 9-12)
Three Levels of Influence on One Outcome	12	Psychology: influences on thought and behavior (C3 band 9-12)
Nature and Nurture Together	12	Psychology: influences on thought and behavior (C3 band 9-12)
What an Ability Test Can and Cannot Say	12	Psychology: influences on thought and behavior (C3 band 9-12)
Conditions, Not Essences	12	Psychology: influences on thought and behavior (C3 band 9-12)
Themes That Run Across Psychology	12	Psychology: themes, sources and evidence (C3 band 9-12)
Turning a Source Into a Research Question	12	Psychology: themes, sources and evidence (C3 band 9-12)
Conclusions the Evidence Supports	12	Psychology: themes, sources and evidence (C3 band 9-12)
Reading a Psychology Headline Against Its Study	12	Psychology: themes, sources and evidence (C3 band 9-12)
How One Finding Constrains Another	12	Psychology: themes, sources and evidence (C3 band 9-12)
Using Findings on Your Own Learning	12	Psychology: applications (C3 band 9-12)
Matching an Approach to a Problem	12	Psychology: applications (C3 band 9-12)
Solutions That Respect the People in Them	12	Psychology: applications (C3 band 9-12)
Psychology in Public Problems	12	Psychology: applications (C3 band 9-12)
Health Advice, Checked Against the Evidence	12	Psychology: applications (C3 band 9-12)
Psychology and Civic Life	12	Psychology: applications (C3 band 9-12)
The Sociological Question	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
Reading Social Context	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
Four Ways to Study People	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
From Finding to Decision	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
The Parts of a Culture	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
What Institutions Do	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
How Structures Change	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
Who Teaches a Person to Belong	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
Categories People Made	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
What Groups Do to Members	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
Inside and Outside a Group	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
Patterns of Inequality	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
Why Unequal Power Breaks Into Conflict	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
Judging a Response to Inequality	9	Sociology (C3 grades 9-12)
Studying Religion Without Taking Sides	9	Religious studies (C3 grades 9-12)
One Tradition, Many Insiders	9	Religious studies (C3 grades 9-12)
Traditions That Changed	9	Religious studies (C3 grades 9-12)
Religion Outside the Private Sphere	9	Religious studies (C3 grades 9-12)
Belief, Behaviour and Belonging	9	Religious studies (C3 grades 9-12)
What Counts as Religion	9	Religious studies (C3 grades 9-12)
Whose Practice Fits the Calendar	9	Religious studies (C3 grades 9-12)
Who Speaks for a Religion in Public	9	Religious studies (C3 grades 9-12)
Reading a Religious Source	9	Religious studies (C3 grades 9-12)
Two Sources, One Faith, Two Answers	9	Religious studies (C3 grades 9-12)
Citizens, Parties, Groups and the Press	6	Civics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8
Where a Founding Document Came From, and What It Did	6	Civics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8
What a Branch May Do, and What Stops It	6	Civics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8
What Money Saves You From Doing	6	Economics inquiry, C3 grades 6-8

Spanish (reading & writing)Grades 6 to 12 · Spanish reading & writing · 160 skills

Skill	Grade	Strand
Greetings & Introductions	6	Spanish · Foundations
Alphabet & Pronunciation	6	Spanish · Foundations
Nouns, Gender & Articles	7	Spanish · Foundations
Adjectives & Agreement	7	Spanish · Foundations
Ser vs Estar	7	Spanish · Foundations
Numbers & Time	6	Spanish · Foundations
Days, Months & Weather	6	Spanish · Foundations
Question Words	6	Spanish · Foundations
Present Tense (-ar verbs)	7	Spanish · Foundations
Present Tense (-er/-ir verbs)	8	Spanish · Foundations
Gustar: Likes & Dislikes	8	Spanish · Foundations
Family & Descriptions	7	Spanish · Foundations
Food & Ordering	6	Spanish · Foundations
Common Irregular Verbs	8	Spanish · Foundations
Tener: Have & Age	8	Spanish · Foundations
Ir + a: Near Future	8	Spanish · Foundations
Reading: Short Narratives	9	Spanish · Building
Reading: Informational & Cultural Texts	9	Spanish · Building
Reading: Dialogues & Conversations	9	Spanish · Building
Vocabulary in Context	9	Spanish · Building
Preterite Tense	9	Spanish · Building
Imperfect Tense	9	Spanish · Building
Preterite vs Imperfect	9	Spanish · Building
Direct Object Pronouns	9	Spanish · Building
Indirect Object Pronouns	9	Spanish · Building
Reflexive Verbs & Daily Routine	9	Spanish · Building
Commands (Imperative)	9	Spanish · Building
Comparisons & Superlatives	9	Spanish · Building
Por vs Para	9	Spanish · Building
Stem-Changing Verbs	9	Spanish · Building
Possessive & Demonstrative Adjectives	9	Spanish · Building
Writing: Sentences & Paragraphs	9	Spanish · Building
Reading: Literary Texts & Short Stories	10	Spanish · Building 3
Reading: News & Current Events	10	Spanish · Building 3
Reading: Opinion & Persuasive Texts	10	Spanish · Building 3
Reading: Cultural & Historical Texts	10	Spanish · Building 3
Present Subjunctive: Formation & Wishes	10	Spanish · Building 3
Subjunctive with Emotion & Doubt	10	Spanish · Building 3
Subjunctive: Impersonal & Requests	10	Spanish · Building 3
Future Tense	10	Spanish · Building 3
Conditional Tense	10	Spanish · Building 3
Present Perfect	10	Spanish · Building 3
Past Perfect (Pluperfect)	10	Spanish · Building 3
Impersonal & Passive Se	10	Spanish · Building 3
Relative Pronouns	10	Spanish · Building 3
Commands: Nosotros & Review	10	Spanish · Building 3
Writing: Opinion Essays	10	Spanish · Building 3
Writing: Narration & Description	10	Spanish · Building 3
Reading: Literary Analysis	11	Spanish · Extending
Reading: Poetry & Figurative Language	11	Spanish · Extending
Reading: Argument & Rhetoric	11	Spanish · Extending
Reading: Journalism & Nonfiction	11	Spanish · Extending
Imperfect Subjunctive	11	Spanish · Extending
Si Clauses (Hypothetical)	11	Spanish · Extending
Present Perfect Subjunctive	11	Spanish · Extending
Past Perfect Subjunctive	11	Spanish · Extending
Sequence of Tenses	11	Spanish · Extending
Future & Conditional Perfect	11	Spanish · Extending
Subjunctive: Adjective Clauses	11	Spanish · Extending
Subjunctive: Adverbial Clauses	11	Spanish · Extending
Passive Voice & Se Alternatives	11	Spanish · Extending
Reported (Indirect) Speech	11	Spanish · Extending
Writing: Argumentative Essay	11	Spanish · Extending
Writing: Literary & Formal Analysis	11	Spanish · Extending
Reading: Source Synthesis	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Reading: Advanced Literary Prose	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Reading: The Formal Essay	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Reading: Cultural Texts & Comparison	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Ser vs Estar (Advanced)	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Advanced Relative Pronouns	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Subjunctive vs Indicative: Nominal Clauses	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Progressive Tenses & the Gerund	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Verbal Periphrases	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Future & Conditional of Probability	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Negative & Indefinite Expressions	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Accentuation & Orthography	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Discourse Connectors & Cohesion	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Verbs Like Gustar	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Writing: Synthesis Essay	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Writing: Formal & Cultural Comparison	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Everyday Products: Objects as Evidence	7	Spanish · Foundations
Everyday Practices: How the Day Is Shaped	7	Spanish · Foundations
Meeting People: What to Say and How	7	Spanish · Foundations
Comparing Products Across Two Places	10	Spanish · Building
Behaviors That Differ, and Why It Matters	10	Spanish · Building
Tú, Usted, Vos: Who You Are Talking To	10	Spanish · Building
What a Product Reveals About a Perspective	12	Spanish · Extending
What a Practice Reveals About a Perspective	12	Spanish · Extending
Subtle Differences in Behavior	12	Spanish · Extending
Interacting Where the Script Runs Out	12	Spanish · Extending
Reading: Conversations, Main Idea	9	Spanish · Building 2
Reading: Discussions Across Time Frames	10	Spanish · Building 3
Reading: Main Idea Across Text Types	10	Spanish · Building
Reading: Story Across Time Frames	11	Spanish · Extending 1
Reading: The Underlying Message	11	Spanish · Extending 1
Reading: Extended Discussions	11	Spanish · Extending 1
Reading: Following Detail in a Story	12	Spanish · Extending 2
Reading: Supporting Detail in Reports	12	Spanish · Extending 2
Reading: Detail in Extended Discussions	12	Spanish · Extending 2
Reading: Nuance and Viewpoint in Fiction	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Reading: Inferring Meaning in Nonfiction	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Reading: Competing Viewpoints in Discussion	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Reading: Purpose and Message in Longer Texts	12	Spanish · Extending
Familiar Words in Illustrated Stories	6	Spanish · Foundations 1
Basic Information in Illustrated Stories	6	Spanish · Foundations 2
Topic and Details in Short Stories	7	Spanish · Foundations 3
Connected Details in Short Stories	8	Spanish · Building 1
Familiar Words on Signs and Labels	6	Spanish · Foundations 1
Basic Facts in Menus and Schedules	6	Spanish · Foundations 2
Topic and Facts in Short Notices	7	Spanish · Foundations 3
Familiar Words in Short Conversations	6	Spanish · Foundations 1
Basic Facts in Short Conversations	6	Spanish · Foundations 2
Questions and Statements in Conversations	7	Spanish · Foundations 3
Main Idea of a Conversation	8	Spanish · Building 1
Getting the Gist: Stories, Notices and Talk	7	Spanish · Foundations
Writing: Telling What Happened	9	Spanish · Building 2
Writing: Saying What You Think	9	Spanish · Building 2
Writing: Explaining in Short Paragraphs	10	Spanish · Building 3
Writing: Presenting Information and Your Thoughts	10	Spanish · Building
Writing: Narration in Paragraphs	11	Spanish · Extending 1
Writing: Explaining an Unfamiliar Topic	11	Spanish · Extending 1
Writing: A Viewpoint with Evidence	11	Spanish · Extending 1
Writing: Detailed Narration in Organized Paragraphs	12	Spanish · Extending 2
Writing: Narrating Issues and What Could Happen	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Writing: Explaining Across Time Frames	12	Spanish · Extending 2
Writing: An Argument with Evidence	12	Spanish · Extending 2
Writing: Presenting to an Audience	12	Spanish · Extending
Listening: Appraising Authentic Cultural Audio	11	Spanish · Extending 1
Listening: Comparing Cultural Perspectives	11	Spanish · Extending 1
Listening: Evaluating Authentic Sources	12	Spanish · Extending 2
Listening: Evaluating Cultural Perspectives	12	Spanish · Extending 2
Listening: Synthesizing Authentic Sources	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Listening: Defending a Cultural Comparison	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Writing: Introducing Myself	6	Spanish · Foundations 1
Writing: My Interests and Activities	7	Spanish · Foundations 2
Writing: My Life in Sentences	8	Spanish · Foundations 3
Writing: Describing Events	8	Spanish · Building 1
Writing: Naming People and Places	7	Spanish · Foundations 1
Writing: Everyday Information	7	Spanish · Foundations 2
Writing: Explaining in Sentences	7	Spanish · Foundations 3
Writing: Describing a Topic	8	Spanish · Building 1
Writing: My Likes and Dislikes	8	Spanish · Foundations 1
Writing: How Much I Like Things	8	Spanish · Foundations 2
Writing: Stating a Preference	8	Spanish · Foundations 3
Writing: Opinions with Reasons	8	Spanish · Building 1
Writing: A Short Presentation	8	Spanish · Foundations
Reading: Working Out a New Word from Its Surroundings	7	Spanish · Foundations 3
Reading: Everyday Texts from Spanish-Speaking Places	8	Spanish · Building 1
Reading: Spotting a Cultural Practice in a Text	8	Spanish · Building 1
Reading: Inferring Word Meaning in Longer Texts	9	Spanish · Building 2
Reading: Comparing Practices Across Two Texts	9	Spanish · Building 2
Reading: Analysing Authentic Texts Across Contexts	10	Spanish · Building 3
Reading: Inferring Meaning with Little Support	10	Spanish · Building 3
Writing: Correspondence and Summaries in a Steady Register	11	Spanish · Extending 1
Reading: Appraising Practices and Perspectives	12	Spanish · Extending 2
Writing: Elaborated Correspondence and Summaries	12	Spanish · Extending 2
Reading: Synthesising Several Sources	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Reading: Synthesising Practices and Perspectives	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Writing: Sustained Register and Elaboration	12	Spanish · Extending 3
Writing: A Multi-Paragraph Presentation with Cited Examples	12	Spanish · Extending 3

FinanceGrades 6 to 12 · Personal Finance · 234 skills

Skill	Grade	Strand
Needs vs Wants	6	Financial Decisions
Setting Money Goals	6	Saving
Earning Income	6	Earning Income
Taxes & Paychecks	8	Earning Income
Banking & Payments	6	Spending
Digital Money & Crypto	8	Spending
Budgeting	7	Spending
Smart Spending	7	Spending
Saving	7	Saving
Compound Interest	7	Saving
Credit & Debt	8	Managing Credit
Credit Scores	8	Managing Credit
Paying for College	8	Saving
Investing Basics	8	Investing
Managing Risk & Insurance	7	Managing Risk
Scams & Identity Theft	8	Managing Risk
Gross Pay & Overtime	9	Earning Income
Net Pay & Withholding	9	Earning Income
Careers & Income	9	Earning Income
Reading a Pay Stub	9	Earning Income
Simple Interest	9	Saving
Compound Interest	9	Saving
Budgeting Percentages	9	Spending
Savings Rate	9	Saving
Emergency Fund	9	Saving
Financial Goals & Planning	9	Financial Decisions
Unit Price & Comparison Shopping	9	Spending
Sales Tax & Total Price	9	Spending
Tips & Discounts	9	Spending
Consumer Rights & Smart Spending	9	Spending
Bank Accounts & Institutions	9	Spending
Banking Tools & Habits	9	Spending
Loans & Total Cost	10	Managing Credit
Credit Card Interest	10	Managing Credit
Return on Investment	10	Investing
The Rule of 72	10	Investing
Insurance Costs	10	Managing Risk
Progressive Income Tax	10	Earning Income
Net Worth	10	Financial Decisions
Depreciation	10	Financial Decisions
Pay Increases & Percent Growth	10	Earning Income
Down Payments & Financing	10	Managing Credit
Credit Scores	10	Managing Credit
Types of Credit & Loans	10	Managing Credit
Investing Basics	10	Investing
Types of Insurance	10	Managing Risk
How Taxes Work	10	Earning Income
Retirement Saving	10	Investing
Amortization	11	Managing Credit
APR vs APY	11	Investing
Future Value & Compounding	11	Investing
Mortgage Costs	11	Managing Credit
Loan-to-Value & PMI	11	Managing Credit
Tax Credits	11	Earning Income
Tax Deductions	11	Earning Income
Real vs Nominal Return	11	Investing
Break-Even Analysis	11	Financial Decisions
Rule of 72 in Action	11	Investing
Types of Mortgages	11	Managing Credit
Investment Vehicles	11	Investing
Risk & Return	11	Investing
Filing Taxes	11	Earning Income
Building Credit	11	Managing Credit
Consumer Protection	11	Financial Decisions
Net Worth Over Time	12	Financial Decisions
Financial Independence Number	12	Investing
Three-Bracket Tax	12	Earning Income
Expected Cost of Risk	12	Managing Risk
Annuity Payouts	12	Investing
Cost of Carrying a Balance	12	Managing Credit
Saving for a Down Payment	12	Financial Decisions
Pre-Tax vs After-Tax Withdrawals	12	Investing
The 28% Housing Rule	12	Financial Decisions
401(k) Employer Match	12	Investing
Estate Planning Basics	12	Financial Decisions
Employee Benefits	12	Earning Income
Major Purchase Decisions	12	Financial Decisions
The Economy & Your Money	12	Financial Decisions
The Financial Planning Process	12	Financial Decisions
Social Security & Pensions	12	Investing
Who Lends Money, and What They Charge	6	Managing Credit
What a Credit Report Holds	6	Managing Credit
APR in the Advertisement	7	Managing Credit
What Makes a Loan Cost More	7	Managing Credit
Borrowing for Something That Lasts	8	Managing Credit
Debt Payments Against Income	8	Managing Credit
Comparing Two Credit Offers	9	Managing Credit
Secured and Unsecured Credit	9	Managing Credit
Credit Bureaus, Free Reports and Disputes	10	Managing Credit
What a Credit Score Changes	10	Managing Credit
Who Else Reads a Credit File	10	Managing Credit
How a Down Payment Changes a Loan	10	Managing Credit
Grants, Scholarships and the Two-Year Route	11	Managing Credit
Federal and Private Student Loans	11	Managing Credit
Payday Loans, Pawnshops and Check Cashing	11	Managing Credit
What a Student Loan Costs Over Its Term	12	Managing Credit
When Repayment Stops Working	12	Managing Credit
Building a Repayment Plan	12	Managing Credit
What Bankruptcy Law Does	12	Managing Credit
The Rules Behind a Credit Offer	12	Managing Credit
Careers and What They Ask For	6	Earning Income
How Public Assistance Works	6	Earning Income
Reading a Career Path	7	Earning Income
Skills, Training and Pay	7	Earning Income
What Reaches Your Bank Account	7	Earning Income
What Getting Skills Costs	8	Earning Income
Income Tax, Tips and What Happens If You Skip It	8	Earning Income
Social Security: Who Pays and Who Collects	8	Earning Income
Working for Yourself	8	Earning Income
Gross, Net and Taxable Income	9	Earning Income
Taxes Away From the Paycheck	9	Earning Income
The Parts of a Job That Are Not Pay	9	Earning Income
Why Two People Are Paid Differently	9	Earning Income
When the Job Market Changes	9	Earning Income
Earned, Unearned, and How Each Is Taxed	10	Earning Income
Is More Training Worth It	10	Earning Income
Gig Work and Owning the Business	11	Earning Income
Reading a Whole Offer	12	Earning Income
Where Retirement Income Comes From	12	Earning Income
When an Accident Costs Money	6	Managing Risk
What Insurance Buys You	6	Managing Risk
How Identity Thieves Get In	6	Managing Risk
Why Two Drivers Pay Different Prices	7	Managing Risk
Four Ways to Handle a Risk	7	Managing Risk
Extended Warranties at the Register	7	Managing Risk
Handling Money on a Phone	7	Managing Risk
Is Phone Insurance Worth It?	8	Managing Risk
Was the Premium Wasted?	9	Managing Risk
Who Buys Cover, and Why	9	Managing Risk
What You Hand Over Online	9	Managing Risk
After Identity Theft	9	Managing Risk
When Cover Is Not Optional	10	Managing Risk
State Minimums and What They Leave	10	Managing Risk
What Moves an Auto Premium	10	Managing Risk
The Deductible Trade	10	Managing Risk
Auto, Home and Renter Cover	10	Managing Risk
When You Owe Someone Else	10	Managing Risk
Which Cover a Young Adult Needs	11	Managing Risk
Health Cover, or None	11	Managing Risk
Deductibles, Coinsurance and the Bill	11	Managing Risk
If You Cannot Work	11	Managing Risk
Life Insurance and Who Depends on You	11	Managing Risk
Insurance Fraud	11	Managing Risk
Unemployment, Medicare and Medicaid	12	Managing Risk
Warranty or Insurance?	12	Managing Risk
Why People Buy Financial Assets	6	Investing
Kinds of Financial Assets	6	Investing
A Bond Is a Loan You Make	6	Investing
A Share Is a Slice of a Company	6	Investing
Buying Many Things at Once	6	Investing
Interest a Bond Pays	7	Investing
Putting Investments in Risk Order	7	Investing
Earning on Last Year's Earnings	7	Investing
Adding the Same Amount Every Year	8	Investing
Ten Years Earlier	8	Investing
What Risk Tolerance Means	9	Investing
Where a Return Comes From	9	Investing
Speculative Investments	10	Investing
Why Riskier Assets Pay More	10	Investing
Longer Bonds, Higher Yield	10	Investing
What Moves a Price	10	Investing
One Fund or Five Stocks	10	Investing
What Costs Do to a Return	10	Investing
What Inflation Takes	11	Investing
Prices in a Downturn	11	Investing
When Rates Fall, Bond Prices Rise	11	Investing
Choosing an Asset Mix	11	Investing
Funds That Change With Time	11	Investing
Habits That Cost Investors	11	Investing
Letting a Plan Run Itself	11	Investing
Measuring Against an Index	11	Investing
How Taxes Change a Return	12	Investing
Discount Brokers and Robo-Advisers	12	Investing
Rules That Keep Markets Fair	12	Investing
Choosing Someone to Advise You	12	Investing
Reasons People Save	6	Saving
Two Savers, Two Situations	6	Saving
Life Situations That Squeeze Saving	6	Saving
Why Deposit Insurance Matters	6	Saving
A Savings Plan for One, Five and Ten Years	7	Saving
What Makes a Plan Easy to Keep	7	Saving
What Saving Changes Later	7	Saving
Where the Interest Comes From	7	Saving
Accounts With No Deposit Insurance	7	Saving
The Gap Between Saving and Borrowing Rates	8	Saving
A Higher Rate Gets There Sooner	8	Saving
FDIC and NCUA Coverage Limits	8	Saving
Why a CD Pays More	9	Saving
Choosing Where Savings Should Sit	9	Saving
When Borrowers Line Up, Savers Get Paid More	9	Saving
Conditions That Push Savings Rates Down	9	Saving
Comparing Mobile Payment Accounts	9	Saving
Money Parked in an App Stops Growing	9	Saving
Why Rates Rise When Prices Rise	9	Saving
When Savings Lose Buying Power	9	Saving
I Bonds and Inflation Protection	9	Saving
What Bank Regulators Actually Check	9	Saving
Your State's Own Bank Regulator	9	Saving
Why Solvency Rules Exist	9	Saving
Talking Money Before Combining It	9	Saving
How One Money Choice Reaches Other People	9	Saving
Friends, Family, Feeds and a Savings Plan	9	Saving
Strategies for the Hard Moments	9	Saving
Spotting a Spending Trigger	9	Saving
Pay Yourself First, and Why It Works	9	Saving
IRAs, Roths and Education Accounts	10	Saving
Comparing Education Savings Accounts	10	Saving
The Employer Match	10	Saving
Opt In or Opt Out	10	Saving
Saving Inside a Work Plan or Outside It	10	Saving
Health Savings Accounts	10	Saving
Same Pay, Different Spending	6	Spending
Three Places to Look Before You Buy	6	Spending
Which Source Can Answer Which Question	7	Spending
Making a Minimum Wage Paycheck Reach	7	Spending
Claims That Sound Proven	7	Spending
Ways to Pay, and What Each One Protects	7	Spending
Who Gains If You Believe This	8	Spending
Picking How to Pay, and Saying Why	8	Spending
When the Budget Has to Bend	9	Spending
Keeping Track of Where Money Went	9	Spending
What Actually Drives a Purchase	9	Spending
Buying Something Meant to Last	9	Spending
How a Price Is Advertised	9	Spending
Research Before You Buy, and When to Stop	9	Spending
Choosing a Tool That Tracks Your Money	10	Spending
Costs That Land on Someone Else	10	Spending
When the Same Money Buys Less	10	Spending
Which Prices Can Move	10	Spending
How a Feed Sells to You	10	Spending
Who Helps When a Purchase Goes Wrong	11	Spending
Scams, Deceptive Practices and Redlining	11	Spending
Renting a First Home	12	Spending
Giving Money Away on Purpose	12	Spending

EnglishGrades 6 to 12 · Common Core ELA · 321 skills

Skill	Grade	CCSS
Parts of Speech	6	L.6.1
Commas & Punctuation	7	L.7.2
Commonly Confused Words	7	L.7.1
Context Clues	7	L.7.4
Subject-Verb Agreement	6	L.6.1
Fragments & Run-ons	7	L.7.1
Citing Text Evidence	6	RI.6.1
Main Idea & Theme	6	RI.6.2
Summarizing	6	RI.6.2
Making Inferences	7	RL.7.1
Plot & Conflict	6	RL.6.3
Point of View	6	RL.6.6
Author's Purpose & Tone	6	RI.6.6
Text Structure	7	RI.7.5
Figurative Language	7	RL.7.4
Strongest Text Evidence	8	RI.8.1 / RL.8.1
Central Idea Development	8	RI.8.2
Dialogue, Events & Character	8	RL.8.3
Word Choice, Tone & Allusion	8	RI.8.4 / RL.8.4
Paragraph & Text Structure	8	RI.8.5 / RL.8.5
Point of View & Dramatic Irony	8	RI.8.6 / RL.8.6
Conflicting Sources & Media	8	RI.8.7 / RI.8.9
Tracing an Argument	8	RI.8.8
Thesis & Topic Sentences	7	W.7.1
Paragraph Structure	7	W.7.2
Essay Structure	8	W.8.1
Informative Writing	8	W.8.2
Narrative Craft	8	W.8.3
Research, Credibility & Citation	8	W.8.7 / W.8.8
Gerunds, Participles & Infinitives	8	L.8.1a
Active & Passive Voice	8	L.8.1b / L.8.3a
Verb Mood	8	L.8.1c-d
Pauses, Breaks & Ellipses	8	L.8.2a-b
Phrases & Clauses	9	L.9-10.1a
Sentence Structure	9	L.9-10.1b
Parallel Structure	9	L.9-10.1a
Semicolons & Colons	9	L.9-10.2a
Precise Diction	9	L.9-10.4b
Theme Development	9	RL.9-10.2
Complex Characters	9	RL.9-10.3
Structure & Pacing	9	RL.9-10.5
Figurative Language & Tone	9	RL.9-10.4
Central Idea	9	RI.9-10.2
Rhetorical Appeals	9	RI.9-10.6
Evaluating Arguments	9	RI.9-10.8
Word Choice & Rhetoric	9	RI.9-10.4
Defensible Thesis	9	W.9-10.1a
Evidence & Elaboration	9	W.9-10.1b
Counterclaim & Rebuttal	9	W.9-10.1a
Cohesion & Transitions	9	W.9-10.1c
Source & Allusion	10	RL.9-10.9
Comparative Analysis	10	RL.9-10.2
Irony & Satire	10	RL.9-10.6
Character Development	10	RL.9-10.3
Structural Effect	10	RL.9-10.5
Seminal Documents & Speeches	10	RI.9-10.9
Evaluating Reasoning	10	RI.9-10.8
Comparing Sources	10	RI.9-10.9
Author's Purpose & Rhetoric	10	RI.9-10.6
Synthesizing Sources	10	W.9-10.7
Integrating & Citing Evidence	10	W.9-10.8
Counterclaim & Limits	10	W.9-10.1a
Formal Style & Tone	10	W.9-10.1d
Phrases & Types	10	L.9-10.1b
Colons & Advanced Punctuation	10	L.9-10.2a
Syntax & Sentence Variety	10	L.9-10.3a
Interacting Themes	11	RL.11-12.2
Author's Choices	11	RL.11-12.3
Word Choice & Meaning	11	RL.11-12.4
Structure & Meaning	11	RL.11-12.5
Satire & Understatement	11	RL.11-12.6
Foundational US Documents	11	RI.11-12.9
Evaluating Arguments	11	RI.11-12.8
Refining a Key Term	11	RI.11-12.4
Rhetoric & Point of View	11	RI.11-12.6
Integrating Sources	11	RI.11-12.7
Precise, Significant Claim	11	W.11-12.1a
Claims & Counterclaims	11	W.11-12.1b
Synthesizing Sources	11	W.11-12.8
Cohesion & Transitions	11	W.11-12.1c
Hyphenation	11	L.11-12.2a
Clause Types	11	L.11-12.1a
Theme Across a Work	12	RL.11-12.2
Complex Character Development	12	RL.11-12.3
Nuance & Tone	12	RL.11-12.4
Structure & Aesthetic Impact	12	RL.11-12.5
Intertextual Analysis	12	RL.11-12.9
Central Ideas & Development	12	RI.11-12.2
Evaluating Premises & Reasoning	12	RI.11-12.8
Refining a Key Term	12	RI.11-12.4
Rhetoric, Style & Purpose	12	RI.11-12.6
Synthesizing Multiple Sources	12	RI.11-12.7
Precise Claim & Structure	12	W.11-12.1a
Developing Claim & Counterclaim	12	W.11-12.1b
Research Synthesis	12	W.11-12.8
Formal Style & Conclusion	12	W.11-12.1e
Subject-Verb Agreement	12	L.11-12.1b
Parallel Structure	12	L.11-12.3a
Pronoun Case & Clear Reference	6	L.6.1a-d
Standard English & Everyday English	6	L.6.1e
Commas, Parentheses & Dashes	6	L.6.2a
Spelling: Endings & Plurals	6	L.6.2b
Sentence Variety, Style & Tone	6	L.6.3a-b
Working Out a Word's Meaning	6	L.6.4a, c, d
Greek & Latin Roots	6	L.6.4b
Figures of Speech	6	L.6.5a
How Words Relate	6	L.6.5b
Connotation & Denotation	6	L.6.5c
Academic Vocabulary	6	L.6.6
What Phrases & Clauses Do	7	L.7.1a
Choosing a Sentence Type	7	L.7.1b
Misplaced & Dangling Modifiers	7	L.7.1c
Commas with Coordinate Adjectives	7	L.7.2a
Spelling: Adding Prefixes & Suffixes	7	L.7.2b
Precise & Concise Language	7	L.7.3a
Checking a Word's Meaning	7	L.7.4a, c, d
Roots & Affixes	7	L.7.4b
Allusions	7	L.7.5a
Analogies & Word Pairs	7	L.7.5b
Shades of Meaning	7	L.7.5c
Academic Vocabulary in Use	7	L.7.6
Spelling: Words Writers Miss	8	L.8.2c
Confirming a Word's Meaning	8	L.8.4a, c, d
Roots in Academic Words	8	L.8.4b
Verbal Irony & Puns	8	L.8.5a
Word Relationships in Context	8	L.8.5b
Connotation & Word Choice	8	L.8.5c
Academic & Domain Vocabulary	8	L.8.6
Colons for Lists & Quotations	9	L.9-10.2b
Spelling: Academic Words	9	L.9-10.2c
Context, Reference & Verification	9	L.9-10.4a, c, d
Euphemism & Oxymoron	9	L.9-10.5a
Nuance Among Near-Synonyms	9	L.9-10.5b
Academic Vocabulary for Analysis	9	L.9-10.6
Spelling: Formal & Technical Words	11	L.11-12.2b
Context, Reference & Etymology	11	L.11-12.4a, c, d
Word Families & Part-of-Speech Shifts	11	L.11-12.4b
Hyperbole & Paradox	11	L.11-12.5a
Nuance in Near-Synonyms	11	L.11-12.5b
Academic & Domain Vocabulary	11	L.11-12.6
Evidence from Historical Sources	6	RH.6-8.1
Central Ideas in a Source	6	RH.6-8.2
Steps in a Historical Process	6	RH.6-8.3
History Words in Context	6	RH.6-8.4
How a History Text Is Ordered	6	RH.6-8.5
An Author's Point of View in History	6	RH.6-8.6
Maps, Charts & Photographs	6	RH.6-8.7
Fact, Opinion & Reasoned Judgement	6	RH.6-8.8
Primary & Secondary Sources	6	RH.6-8.9
Reading History at Grade Level	6	RH.6-8.10
Evidence from Science Texts	6	RST.6-8.1
Central Ideas & Conclusions	6	RST.6-8.2
Following a Procedure	6	RST.6-8.3
Symbols & Science Terms	6	RST.6-8.4
How a Science Text Is Built	6	RST.6-8.5
Why the Author Wrote It	6	RST.6-8.6
Text & Diagram Together	6	RST.6-8.7
Finding, Judgement or Guess	6	RST.6-8.8
Experiment vs Text	6	RST.6-8.9
Reading Science at Grade Level	6	RST.6-8.10
Evidence, Date & Origin	9	RH.9-10.1
How Ideas Develop in a Source	9	RH.9-10.2
Caused It or Just Preceded It	9	RH.9-10.3
Political & Economic Vocabulary	9	RH.9-10.4
Structure That Emphasises	9	RH.9-10.5
Two Authors, One Event	9	RH.9-10.6
Data Beside the Argument	9	RH.9-10.7
Does the Evidence Support It	9	RH.9-10.8
Comparing Treatments of a Topic	9	RH.9-10.9
Reading History, Grades 9-10	9	RH.9-10.10
Evidence & Precise Detail	9	RST.9-10.1
Tracing a Complex Process	9	RST.9-10.2
Procedures & Exceptions	9	RST.9-10.3
Symbols & Terms, Grades 9-10	9	RST.9-10.4
How Key Terms Relate	9	RST.9-10.5
The Question the Author Asks	9	RST.9-10.6
Words to Table, Table to Words	9	RST.9-10.7
Testing a Recommendation	9	RST.9-10.8
Findings That Disagree	9	RST.9-10.9
Reading Science, Grades 9-10	9	RST.9-10.10
Detail to Whole in a Source	11	RH.11-12.1
Summary That Shows Relationships	11	RH.11-12.2
Competing Explanations	11	RH.11-12.3
How an Author Refines a Term	11	RH.11-12.4
Structure of a Primary Source	11	RH.11-12.5
Weighing Two Historians	11	RH.11-12.6
Integrating Formats	11	RH.11-12.7
Corroborate or Challenge	11	RH.11-12.8
Sources That Disagree	11	RH.11-12.9
Reading History, Grades 11-12	11	RH.11-12.10
Gaps & Inconsistencies	11	RST.11-12.1
Paraphrasing Without Losing It	11	RST.11-12.2
Procedure & Result Analysis	11	RST.11-12.3
Symbols & Terms, Grades 11-12	11	RST.11-12.4
Categories & Hierarchies	11	RST.11-12.5
What Remains Unresolved	11	RST.11-12.6
Evaluating Mixed Formats	11	RST.11-12.7
Hypothesis, Data, Conclusion	11	RST.11-12.8
Resolving Conflicting Sources	11	RST.11-12.9
Reading Science, Grades 11-12	11	RST.11-12.10
Evidence in a Story	6	RL.6.1
Theme & Objective Summary	6	RL.6.2
Word Choice in a Story	6	RL.6.4
How a Part Shapes a Story	6	RL.6.5
Reading It, Hearing It, Watching It	6	RL.6.7
Same Theme, Different Genre	6	RL.6.9
Reading Grade-6 Literature	6	RL.6.10
How an Idea Is Built Up	6	RI.6.3
Words in Informational Text	6	RI.6.4
How a Section Fits the Whole	6	RI.6.5
Words, Numbers & Pictures Together	6	RI.6.7
Claims With and Without Support	6	RI.6.8
Two Authors, One Subject	6	RI.6.9
Reading Grade-6 Nonfiction	6	RI.6.10
How a Theme Develops	7	RL.7.2
How Story Elements Interact	7	RL.7.3
Form in Poems & Drama	7	RL.7.5
Contrasting Points of View	7	RL.7.6
What Each Medium Can Do	7	RL.7.7
Fiction and the Historical Record	7	RL.7.9
Reading Grade-7 Literature	7	RL.7.10
Several Pieces of Evidence	7	RI.7.1
Two Central Ideas Over Time	7	RI.7.2
How People and Ideas Act on Each Other	7	RI.7.3
Word Choice, Meaning & Tone	7	RI.7.4
The Author's Position and Others'	7	RI.7.6
A Text and Its Recorded Version	7	RI.7.7
Is the Reasoning Sound?	7	RI.7.8
Two Authors, Different Emphasis	7	RI.7.9
Reading Grade-7 Nonfiction	7	RI.7.10
Theme, Character, Setting & Plot	8	RL.8.2
Faithful or Departing: Adaptations	8	RL.8.7
Old Patterns, Made New	8	RL.8.9
Reading at the Top of the 6-8 Band	8	RL.8.10
Connections & Distinctions	8	RI.8.3
Nonfiction at the Top of the 6-8 Band	8	RI.8.10
Strong Evidence in Literature	9	RL.9-10.1
A Subject in Two Art Forms	9	RL.9-10.7
Reading 9-10 Band Literature	9	RL.9-10.10
Strong and Thorough Evidence	9	RI.9-10.1
How an Analysis Unfolds	9	RI.9-10.3
Ideas Developed and Refined	9	RI.9-10.5
One Subject, Different Mediums	9	RI.9-10.7
Reading 9-10 Band Nonfiction	9	RI.9-10.10
Evidence and What a Text Leaves Uncertain	11	RL.11-12.1
Multiple Interpretations of a Play	11	RL.11-12.7
Reading 11-CCR Band Literature	11	RL.11-12.10
Evidence, Inference & Uncertainty	11	RI.11-12.1
Complex Sets of Ideas & Events	11	RI.11-12.3
Evaluating a Text's Structure	11	RI.11-12.5
Reading 11-CCR Band Nonfiction	11	RI.11-12.10
Writing an Argument	6	W.6.1a-e
Writing to Explain	6	W.6.2a-f
Writing a Narrative	6	W.6.3a-e
Writing for a Task and an Audience	6	W.6.4
Planning and Revising	6	W.6.5
Writing and Publishing on a Screen	6	W.6.6
Short Research and Sources	6	W.6.7, W.6.8
Drawing Evidence from Texts	6	W.6.9a-b
Writing Routinely	6	W.6.10
Arguing with the Other Side	7	W.7.1a-e
Explaining So a Reader Can Follow	7	W.7.2a-f
Narrative and Point of View	7	W.7.3a-e
Matching the Writing to the Job	7	W.7.4
Revising Against Purpose and Audience	7	W.7.5
Publishing with Links and Citations	7	W.7.6
Research That Generates Questions	7	W.7.7, W.7.8
Evidence: Fiction Against the Record	7	W.7.9a-b
Writing Often, in Every Subject	7	W.7.10
Distinguishing Claim from Counterclaim	8	W.8.1a-e
Explaining in Categories	8	W.8.2a-f
Narrative with Reflection	8	W.8.3a-e
Coherence for a Named Reader	8	W.8.4
Revising by Cutting and Moving	8	W.8.5
Showing Relationships on a Screen	8	W.8.6
Evidence: Old Stories in New Work	8	W.8.9a-b
Writing Weekly, Across Subjects	8	W.8.10
Concluding an Argument	9	W.9-10.1e
Explaining Complex Ideas	9	W.9-10.2a-f
Narrative with Multiple Plot Lines	9	W.9-10.3a-e
Writing That Fits Its Task	9	W.9-10.4
Revising for What Matters Most	9	W.9-10.5
Publishing and Updating Online	9	W.9-10.6
Evidence: Transformed Sources	9	W.9-10.9a-b
Writing on Two Clocks	9	W.9-10.10
Formal Style and Objective Tone	11	W.11-12.1d
Explaining a Complex Topic	11	W.11-12.2a-f
Narrative Built Toward an Outcome	11	W.11-12.3a-e
Writing to a Brief	11	W.11-12.4
Revising for a Specific Reader	11	W.11-12.5
Updating Writing on Feedback	11	W.11-12.6
Sustained Research and Synthesis	11	W.11-12.7
Evidence from Literature and Public Argument	11	W.11-12.9a-b
Writing Routinely at Length	11	W.11-12.10
Arguing in History and Science	6	WHST.6-8.1a-e
Explaining a Process or an Event	6	WHST.6-8.2a-f
Narrating Events Inside an Explanation	6	WHST.6-8.3
Disciplinary Writing That Fits Its Task	6	WHST.6-8.4
Revising a Lab Report or a Source Analysis	6	WHST.6-8.5
Presenting Data and Ideas Clearly	6	WHST.6-8.6
Disciplinary Research and Sources	6	WHST.6-8.7, WHST.6-8.8
Evidence from Informational Texts	6	WHST.6-8.9
Writing Routinely in a Subject	6	WHST.6-8.10
Discipline Arguments with Counterclaims	9	WHST.9-10.1a-e
Explaining a Complex Process	9	WHST.9-10.2a-f
Narration Inside Analysis	9	WHST.9-10.3
Writing to a Discipline's Conventions	9	WHST.9-10.4
Revising Disciplinary Writing	9	WHST.9-10.5
Displaying Information Flexibly	9	WHST.9-10.6
Sustained Research in a Discipline	9	WHST.9-10.7, WHST.9-10.8
Evidence from Technical Sources	9	WHST.9-10.9
Routine Writing in a Discipline	9	WHST.9-10.10
Arguing at the Level of the Field	11	WHST.11-12.1a-e
Explaining for Expert Readers	11	WHST.11-12.2a-e
Narration in Advanced Analysis	11	WHST.11-12.3
Disciplinary Writing to a Brief	11	WHST.11-12.4
Revising for Significance	11	WHST.11-12.5
Updating Technical Writing	11	WHST.11-12.6
Research Across Authoritative Sources	11	WHST.11-12.7, WHST.11-12.8
Evidence for Analysis and Research	11	WHST.11-12.9
Routine Writing at Discipline Length	11	WHST.11-12.10

Math and English skills map to Common Core State Standards (CCSS) codes; Science skills map to NGSS performance expectations through high school; Spanish reading & writing follows a proficiency sequence of its own across grades 6–12; History and Finance are organized by era and topic strand across grades 6–12. Alignment means each skill targets the listed standard; the teaching sequence is ours and may not match a specific published curriculum exactly.

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