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.

Complete five daily chores to standard and perform five household skills: tie shoes, make a bed, set a table, fold laundry, and sweep a floor.

Work at an assigned task for thirty consecutive minutes without supervision or reminders.

Tell the truth when it costs something, and confess wrongdoing without being caught first.

Engage in vigorous physical activity at least three times a week and demonstrate running, throwing, catching, and balance.

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.

Work independently on assigned schoolwork for forty-five consecutive minutes and produce the expected output.

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.