Study LeaguePractice for Texas UIL academics

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Short lessons, original practice questions, and club tools for students preparing for Texas UIL academic contests.

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Chess

Lessons, daily puzzles, UIL booklet rehearsals, and club teams for grades 2–8.

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Number Sense

Mental math techniques for grades 4–8, with five-question practice and a ten-minute mixed challenge.

Open Number Sense

A+ Mathematics

10 units for grades 6–8, from number theory to geometry: worked lessons, practice questions, and timed rehearsal papers.

Open Mathematics

A+ Maps, Graphs & Charts

5 kinds of map and graph for grades 5–8: lessons on each skill, practice questions beside each map or graph, and timed 75-question rehearsal papers.

Open Maps

A+ Music Memory New

Listen to the list, name 20-second clips, and rehearse a paper shaped like your grade’s test. Grades 2–8.

Open Music Memory

A+ Art New

Learn the 30 works, name them by artist and title, and answer art history and elements questions. Grades 4–8.

Open Art

A+ Dictionary Skills New

Practice finding answers fast in your own dictionary, learn when a guess is worth it, and rehearse the 20-minute test. Grades 5–8.

Open Dictionary Skills

A+ Science New

Practice grade 6, 7 and 8 science with an explanation for every answer, and rehearse the 45-minute test. Grades 6–8.

Open Science

A+ Calculator Applications New

Practice with your own calculator, learn the three-digit answer rules, and rehearse the 30-minute, 80-problem test. Grades 6–8.

Open Calculator Applications

A+ Social Studies New

Practice this year’s outline, the Civil War and Reconstruction, with the primary sources to read and every answer explained, and rehearse the 30-minute test. Grades 5–8.

Open Social Studies

A+ Spelling New

Hear every word on this year’s list read aloud with a sentence, type it, and see what the grader would mark. Then rehearse a paper at the contest’s pace. Grades 3–8.

Open Spelling

A+ Listening New

Hear short clips and full contest scripts read aloud, take notes, and answer the 25 questions in 10 minutes. Grades 5–8.

Open Listening

A+ Editorial Writing New

Short drills on reading the prompt, taking a stand and building the structure, then a 45-minute timed write. Grades 6–8.

Open Editorial Writing

A+ Ready Writing New

Short drills on reading a prompt, planning and organizing, then a timed write on a prompt you choose. Grades 3–8.

Open Ready Writing