Careers · Health & Medicine
Veterinarian
Animals cannot tell you what is wrong, so you learn how they live and look for clues. Being kind helps you calm a scared pet and its worried owner.
The 22 headline skills a veterinarian is built on. Tap a + node to open the 35 building blocks underneath, or tap any star to see how it connects.
What it leans on most
Naming Common AnimalsYou know lots of animals so you can care for each one.ScienceHerbivores, Carnivores & OmnivoresKnowing what an animal eats helps you keep it healthy.ScienceHow animals adapt to environmentsYou learn how animals fit their homes to spot when something is off.ScienceDrawing conclusions from evidence (age 9+)You read the clues because the animal cannot tell you itself.ScienceOther People's Feelings and ThoughtsYou understand how a worried owner feels and calm them down.Personal & Social DevelopmentMeasuring mass and weight (age 4+)You weigh an animal to work out its medicine.Mathematics
The subjects behind it
Organisms & Life ProcessesScience
You need to know how different animals live and what they need.
Scientific InquiryScience
You look for clues and work out what is making an animal poorly.
Empathy & Social AwarenessPersonal & Social Development
You comfort a scared animal and the worried person who owns it.
MeasurementMathematics
You weigh animals and measure to give safe treatment.