How does Kuliso help ELL students prepare for SOL tests?

Kuliso's AI generates SOL-aligned practice questions with scaffolded vocabulary support in the student's home language. When a student selects Study Mode, they receive hints in their native language before answering. The system tracks progress by SOL standard and flags weak areas for re-practice.

Virginia SOL Practice Tests — Free AI-Powered Test Prep in Any Language

SOL Subjects

Practice Every Virginia SOL Subject

Select a subject to start practicing. All content is AI-generated and aligned to current VDOE SOL frameworks and reporting categories.

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Math SOL Practice

Number sense, computation, geometry, measurement, probability, and algebra — aligned to Virginia Math SOL standards for every grade.

Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Algebra I Geometry

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Reading SOL Practice

Reading comprehension, vocabulary, literary analysis, and English Language Arts standards — with academic vocabulary scaffolding in 20+ languages.

Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8

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Science SOL Practice

Life science, earth science, physical science, and scientific investigation — with content vocabulary defined in the student's home language.

Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Earth Science Biology

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How It Works

SOL Prep in 3 Simple Steps

Teachers set it up in minutes. Students practice in their language. You track the progress.

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Create a Classroom

Sign up free as a teacher. Create a classroom and share the join code with your students — no student accounts or logins needed to start practicing.

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Students Practice in Their Language

Students pick a SOL subject and grade level, then choose their home language. The AI generates aligned practice questions with vocabulary scaffolding in their native language.

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Track Every SOL Standard

Your teacher dashboard shows class performance by SOL reporting category, identifies struggling students, and highlights which standards need the most work before the test date.

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2 Sample SOL Questions — No Login Required

See what a Kuliso SOL practice session feels like. These are real AI-generated, VDOE-aligned questions.

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Math • Grade 5 • SOL 5.4 — Computation and Estimation

A school library has 24 shelves. Each shelf holds 15 books. How many books can the library hold in all?

Hint (Study Mode): You need to find the total number of books. When you have equal groups, you multiply. Try: 24 × 15. You can break it into 24 × 10 = 240, plus 24 × 5 = 120.

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Why Kuliso

Built for Virginia's Multilingual Students

Standard SOL prep tools weren't built for ELL students. Kuliso was built for exactly that.

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20+ Home Languages

Spanish, Arabic, Amharic, Vietnamese, Somali, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Dari, Urdu, Nepali, and 10+ more. Vocabulary support and hints in native language, answers in English — just like the real SOL.

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100% VDOE-Aligned

Every question is mapped to specific Virginia SOL reporting categories and standards codes. Filter practice by the exact standards your class needs most before the test date.

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WIDA-Aligned Scaffolding

Hints and supports are calibrated to WIDA proficiency levels 1–6. The AI adjusts language complexity to each student's ELP level, not just their grade level.

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Teacher Progress Dashboards

See class performance by SOL standard in real time. Identify which students are below the pass rate on specific reporting categories — before the test date arrives.

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No Student Logins

Students join with a classroom code and their name. No email, no password, no account creation. Works on any device in a shared lab or computer cart.

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VDOE Accommodation Support

Built-in support for IEP/504 accommodations: read-aloud mode, large print, extended time, and simplified language scaffolding — matching VDOE testing accommodations.

What Are Virginia SOL Tests?

Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) tests are statewide assessments administered by the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE). They measure student achievement in English, math, science, and social studies for grades 3 through 12.

Students must pass SOL tests to earn verified credits required for graduation. For multilingual learners (MLLs) and English Language Learners (ELLs), the SOLs represent a unique challenge: they must demonstrate grade-level content knowledge in English, even while still developing English proficiency.

How Kuliso Helps Multilingual Students Prepare

AI generates unlimited practice questions aligned to each SOL reporting category
Students receive vocabulary hints in their home language while answering in English
Test Mode (timed, no hints) and Study Mode (hints in native language)
Tracks progress by SOL standard so students know exactly where to focus
Teachers see real-time class dashboards and identify students below passing threshold
Supports VDOE EL accommodations including read-aloud and simplified language

Supported SOL Subjects & Grade Levels

Subject	Grade Levels	End-of-Course
Math	3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8	Algebra I, Geometry
Reading / ELA	3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8	—
Science	3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8	Earth Science, Biology
Social Studies	3, 4, 5	VA Studies, US/World History

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Virginia SOL tests?

Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) tests are statewide assessments required by the VDOE. They measure student achievement in English, math, science, and social studies for grades 3–12. Students must pass certain SOLs to earn verified credits required for a standard high school diploma in Virginia.

Can multilingual students practice SOL tests in their home language?

Kuliso delivers Virginia SOL-aligned practice with native-language scaffolding in 20+ languages. Students answer questions in English (as on the real test) but receive vocabulary hints and thinking prompts in their home language. The goal: bridge language access without bypassing the English academic rigor of the actual SOL.

Which SOL subjects and grades does Kuliso cover?

Kuliso covers Math (Grades 3–8, Algebra I, Geometry), Reading/ELA (Grades 3–8), Science (Grades 3–8, Earth Science, Biology), and Social Studies (Grades 3–5, Virginia Studies, US History, World History). All content is aligned to current VDOE SOL frameworks and reporting categories.

Is Kuliso SOL practice really free?

Yes. Individual teachers sign up free and run unlimited SOL practice sessions with their students. Free plans include AI-generated practice questions, multilingual scaffolding, and basic progress tracking. School and district plans with advanced standards reporting start at $8/student/year and align with Title III and IDEA funding requirements.

Do students need accounts to practice?

No. Students join using a classroom code and their name. No email, no password, no account creation. This works in shared computer labs and on school-issued devices. Teachers create the only account needed, and all student data is associated with the teacher's classroom.

What does "Practice in your language, pass in English" mean?

SOL tests are in English — that doesn't change. But students can use their home language as a scaffold: vocabulary is defined in their native language, thinking hints are provided in their native language, and post-answer explanations are in their native language. Students build content knowledge without language being the primary barrier, while still practicing in the English format of the actual test.

Is Kuliso aligned with WIDA English Language Development standards?

Yes. Kuliso's scaffolding is calibrated to WIDA proficiency levels 1–6. The AI adjusts the language complexity of hints and explanations based on the student's ELP level, ensuring content is accessible without reducing the academic rigor of SOL-aligned questions. Teachers can set or adjust WIDA levels per student in the classroom dashboard.

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