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Each one teach one. Learn it. Prove it. Pass it on. · Catalog 2026-10-20 · 2,335 skills · 32 groups · People, Workshops and numbers shown are demo content.

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Lessons from the board, shown as short vertical cards. A reel ends by sending you off the screen to try the skill.

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Make a PB&J together
One sandwich, made with a child at the counter. They spread one ingredient. You handle the knife. Then you eat it at the table, not in front of a screen.
Throw and catch a ball
A parent-and-child catch session. Ten throws you can count, a ball that fits a small hand, and a place that is not a street. Kid accounts are not on this board. You do this one together.
Intro to motion graphics
One shape, two keyframes, and a move that eases in and out. This is the first hour of motion work, not a film set and not a software tour.
Basic Costa Rican Spanish phrases
A short set of phrases people actually use in Costa Rica, including pura vida and the usted default, with a way to hear yourself say them.
Field-dress a rabbit
The animal is already dead. This is how to open, empty, and cool the carcass without puncturing the gut or rushing the gloves off.
Fractions for shop and GED math
Halves, quarters, and eighths on a tape measure, then the same fractions on a GED-style problem. One idea, two places it shows up.
Cut a mortise by hand
Mark both faces, drill out the waste or chop it, and pare to the knife line. The tenon is a later problem. This post stops at a square hole.
Sharpen a kitchen knife
Raise a burr on one side, raise it on the other, and take the burr off. If you cannot feel the burr, you are polishing, not sharpening.
Weave a strip on a cardboard loom
A cereal-box loom, a warp of string, and one weft. You leave with a strip long enough to understand over-under, not a scarf.
Mend a split seam
Turn the garment, match the old stitch line, and sew the opening shut so the repair does not become a new lump.
Cold-process a bar of soap
A tiny batch: oils, a weighed lye solution, and a stick blender. You do not eyeball sodium hydroxide.