A little practice. A lot of brain power.
Think big.
Shine bright.
Join Pikachu and friends for 1,000 original reasoning questions made for curious Texas third graders. Every try makes your thinking stronger.
10 levels · 100 short tests · 10 questions each
Questions get trickier as you go. Take your time!
Your 10-level trail
All levels are open. Choose what feels right today.
Choose any level to open its test list. Each test has 10 questions and no timer.
Eevee says: “A tricky question is just a clue waiting to be found. Pick a level, read carefully, and give it your best try!”
YOU'VE GOT THISThis is original practice—not an official test or a prediction of a student's eligibility. Texas districts use local gifted/talented identification processes. Practice draws on grade-three Texas TEKS foundations and broader reasoning skills. Learn how Texas G/T assessment works ↗ · Grade 3 TEKS ↗
Your next brain adventure
Level 1 · Trailhead
10 short tests · 10 questions each · no timer
Pick a test
Your own progress adventure
Look how you're growing!
Scores are saved under the selected learner on this device.
Your trail map
Each bar fills as you finish tests in that level.
Skills you've practiced
Based on your completed questions. Keep exploring every kind!
Recent tests
Your latest adventures and scores.
A note from your Pokémon team
There's no timer here—careful thinking counts.

Bulbasaur says: “Practice is progress! Try another test whenever you're ready. Your results are saved just for this browser.”
KEEP GROWINGGrown-up tools
Parent access
Set up a local parent password to manage learner profiles on this device.
Preview limitation: this parent password is checked and stored only in this browser. This temporary static preview does not provide real server-side authentication, shared accounts, or cross-device backups.
Manage learners
Add up to 100 learner profiles. Use a nickname—no email, birth date, or other personal details are needed.
Data note: all progress and parent access are saved in this browser's local storage. This prototype supports up to 100 local profiles, not 100 server-backed accounts or simultaneous cross-device users.