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The craft of making containers or other objects from clay; Robinson Crusoe learned this skill to make jars and pots for storing food and water.

The craftsmanship involved in working with stone to construct structures; Robinson Crusoe used this skill to fortify his shelter and build walls.

The practice of tracking and capturing or killing wild animals; Robinson Crusoe used it to procure food for survival on the island.

The skill of constructing a protective refuge; Robinson Crusoe used it to create a safe haven from the weather and potential dangers on the island.

The science or practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops; Robinson Crusoe used this skill to grow his own food, ensuring a steadier supply over time.

The art of weaving or sewing pliable materials into two- or three-dimensional artifacts; Robinson Crusoe made baskets for carrying goods and storing items.

The occupation of making fitting clothes; Robinson Crusoe used this skill to create clothes from the skins of animals he hunted.

The process of baking bread, a staple food made from flour and water; Robinson Crusoe used the skill of bread making after he harvested grain.

The practice of regularly recording one's experiences and observations; Robinson Crusoe kept a journal documenting his time on the island, which was crucial for his mental health.

The activity or occupation of making or repairing things in wood; Robinson Crusoe used carpentry to build furniture and improve his shelter.

The process or activity of accurately ascertaining one's position and planning and following a route; Robinson Crusoe used celestial navigation after he built a boat.

The collection and storage of rainwater; Robinson Crusoe used this method to secure a fresh water supply during droughts or dry spells.

The activity of catching fish; Robinson Crusoe engaged in this both as a source of sustenance and employment during his isolation.

The skill to ignite a fire; Robinson Crusoe used fire for warmth, cooking, and as a deterrent for wild animals.