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Grades 3–5

English language arts

Context Clues Practice Grades 3–5 · Six questions Use definitions, contrasts, examples, and surrounding actions to infer word meaning. Try the activity Parts of Speech Practice Grades 3–5 · Six questions Identify nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, and conjunctions in the sentences provided. Try the activity Text Evidence Practice Grades 3–5 · Six questions Support a claim with relevant details from short original passages. Try the activity

Math

Fractions Practice Grades 3–5 · Six questions Interpret fractions of the same whole, recognize equivalence, compare fractions, and add fractions with like denominators. Try the activity Multiplication Facts Practice Grades 3–5 · Six questions Use equal groups, known facts, and the distributive property to solve multiplication facts up to 12 × 12. Try the activity Place Value Practice Grades 3–5 · Six questions Use base-ten place value to read, expand, compare, and round whole numbers. Try the activity

Science

Solar System Practice Grades 3–5 · Six questions Identify the Sun, the eight planets, Earth's Moon, and Pluto's classification. Try the activity States of Matter Practice Grades 3–5 · Six questions Describe solids, liquids, and gases and identify familiar changes of state. Try the activity

Social studies

U.S. Regions Practice Grades 3–5 · Six questions Locate example states within the four U.S. Census regions: Northeast, Midwest, South, and West. Try the activity

Grades 6–8

English language arts

Figurative Language Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Recognize common figurative and sound devices in original sentences and explain their effects. Try the activity

Math

Linear Equations Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Solve one-variable linear equations using operations that preserve equality, then check by substitution. Try the activity Order of Operations Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Evaluate whole-number expressions using grouping, exponents, and operations of equal precedence. Try the activity Pythagorean Theorem Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Use a² + b² = c² for right triangles and test side lengths using the converse. Try the activity Ratios Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Interpret ordered ratios, equivalent ratios, unit rates, and part-to-whole relationships. Try the activity

Science

Cell Structure Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Connect common plant and animal cell structures with their functions. Try the activity Chemical Reactions Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Distinguish chemical change from a change of state and interpret a simple balanced reaction. Try the activity Genetics Basics Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Distinguish DNA, genes, alleles, and genotypes, and reason about a stated simple inheritance model. Try the activity Periodic Table Basics Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Read element symbols and atomic numbers, and distinguish groups from periods. Try the activity Photosynthesis Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Identify key inputs and outputs of photosynthesis and distinguish matter from energy. Try the activity Water Cycle Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Identify how water changes state and moves between the atmosphere, Earth's surface, and the ground. Try the activity

Social studies

American Revolution Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Distinguish key events in the Revolutionary War and the declaration and recognition of U.S. independence. Try the activity U.S. Civil War Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Connect slavery, secession, wartime events, emancipation, and the Thirteenth Amendment. Try the activity U.S. Constitution Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Identify the federal branches, a check on lawmaking, amendments, and the Bill of Rights. Try the activity World Geography Practice Grades 6–8 · Six questions Use latitude and longitude to identify hemispheres and locate two major physical features. Try the activity

Grades 9–12

English language arts

Rhetorical Devices Practice Grades 9–12 · Six questions Identify a specified rhetorical technique and explain how it supports a speaker's purpose. Try the activity SAT Vocabulary Practice Grades 9–12 · Six questions Infer precise meanings of academic words from original contexts and justify the choice with textual clues. Try the activity

Workplace learning

AI literacy

AI Literacy Basics for Employees Employees & training teams · Six questions Practice checking AI outputs and following a fictional organization's tool and information rules. Try the activity

Cybersecurity

Phishing Red Flags Practice Employees & training teams · Six questions Practice pausing, verifying through a known route, and reporting suspicious messages in fictional workplace situations. Try the activity

Workplace learning

Customer Service Scenarios Practice Employees & training teams · Six questions Choose a clear, respectful next response within the fictional service policy stated in each scenario. Try the activity Data Privacy Basics Practice Employees & training teams · Six questions Practice limiting collection, controlling access, and escalating data-handling questions under fictional rules. Try the activity Employee Onboarding Knowledge Check HR teams & new employees · Six questions Practice finding approved guidance, clarifying responsibilities, and checking understanding during onboarding. Try the activity Workplace Harassment Prevention Practice Employees & training teams · Six questions Practice respectful responses and reporting choices under explicitly stated fictional workplace policies. Try the activity Workplace Safety Practice Employees & training teams · Six questions Recognize when to pause and use a fictional workplace's approved training, hazard-reporting, or emergency process. Try the activity