Standardized testing treats

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Tales of the 4th Grade Teacher

Cute for testing

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Teacher Pre-Test Prep Buckets

While standardized testing can be a stressful time, the best way to navigate through it is to keep a positive and motivating classroom environment. One of my favorite ways to do this is by integrating testing themes. There are so many creative ideas out there, but make sure to keep in mind

This week, the third graders in my school began their state testing, PSSA. It's the first year in the past eight years, that I haven't been a test administrator. I am not missing it at all! The thing I'm loving, though, is spoiling our 3rd grade buddy class and their teacher. If your school doesn't do this, consider it! It's so fun for everyone! Here are a few fun things that my students and are are doing this week for our sweet buddies. Day 1- With our first grade buddies, my kids wrote…

Standardized state testing doesn't have to be stressful. This blog post contains teacher tips for stress-free testing. It also contains a free printable resource full of testing treats labels to use with your students. Encourage testing motivation with these tips, ideas, and free printables. Your students will love the testing treat labels. They are perfect to encourge testing motivation. Click below for more information.

Some Sweet Treats for Testing Motivation! Gifts for students from teachers. Free printables included!

Meaningful, easy ways to encourage and motivate the students in your classroom during standardized and state testing.

Testing treat Ideas to encourage test takers. These ideas are so easy to use! FREE printable tags in post.

Classroom to Counseling : Surviving STAAR

Standardized test goody bag... maybe next year since I missed it this year.

Testing Treats - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free.

I know that many of us are gearing up for standardized testing this month (or maybe have just finished testing). Honestly, I'm dreading giving the test to my students. My students are at least a grade level below in reading ability, and it feels like I'm torturing them to give them the test. They've made so much progress this year, but I don't know if the FCAT (our state test) will show how much progress they've made since they're below grade level. All I can do is hope for the best for them…

I made this SMARTIES acrostic poem for my kids. They're taking their 5th grade Writing SOL tomorrow!! :)

Student Motivational testing poster

1. Review- ALL year long! We all know that kids need practice! There are so many ways to review content year round: Morning Work Center Time Guided Reading or Small Groups Spiral Review I now teach virtual school, so I include one problem a day as a warm up every math class. Now, I plan on spending a bit more time incorporating my version of morning work or spiral review at the start of my live lessons everyday. My students can go into separate "breakout" rooms to work independently. I can…

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