Everything your kid needs to start today.
All free. No catch. Most of these I built for my own students; the rest point you to the best official practice out there. Take whatever helps.
29 Concepts Checklist
Direct links to a practice worksheet for every one of the 29 sections on the Digital SAT — all in one place. The free study plan most of my students start with.
Get the checklist →Desmos Resources
The calculator tricks that unlock the hardest SAT math questions — the ones that look impossible on paper and become simple in Desmos. Videos, walkthroughs, and a free practice game.
Explore Desmos →SAT Score Predictor
Tell it how many questions you guessed on and it estimates where you'd land — plus a worst-case number for when the guesses don't go your way. Includes strategy videos on raising it.
Try the predictor →Bluebook Test Anatomy
All 1,176 questions in Bluebook Practice Tests 4–11, mapped by skill, position and difficulty. See where the hard questions sit, how much harder Module 2 gets, and which practice test is really the hardest.
Explore the data →Other Free Resources
The best free practice that isn't mine — College Board's Question Bank, Bluebook full-length tests, and their 300 new questions, organized by topic so you can actually use them.
See what's out there →Reading & Writing Arcade
Three free games: transition words, a 387-word SAT vocabulary ladder, and science passages with built-in definitions. No sign-up needed.
Play a game →R&W Topics & Questions
A checklist of every Reading & Writing topic and sub-question type on the Digital SAT — plus a companion set of extension questions to practice each one.
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