Dress himself, manage the bathroom, wash hands, and put away his own things without being told each step.

Obey a parent's instruction the first time it is given, without arguing, delaying, or requiring repetition.

Attend to a single task or reading for twenty consecutive minutes without wandering off.

Complete three assigned household chores daily to a standard the parent has demonstrated.

Plan and prepare a simple meal for the family, including safe knife and stove use and cleaning up afterward.

Divide his own money into giving, saving, and spending, keep a written record, and explain from Scripture why Christians give.

Identify five informal fallacies — ad hominem, straw man, appeal to popularity, false dilemma, and circular reasoning — in real examples.

Plan, shop for, and cook a full meal within a set budget, and keep a written personal budget for a term.

Use basic hand tools safely and complete two household repairs or making projects, including one requiring measurement.

Work independently for ninety consecutive minutes on a multi-step assignment and produce the expected output.

Identify twelve informal fallacies in real arguments and construct a valid categorical syllogism, distinguishing validity from truth.

Write a weekly schedule covering schoolwork, chores, and personal time, and keep it without parental reminders.

Hold a defined serving role in the local church for a full term and report on it.