Testing strategies anchor chart

There’s a new test in town, and it will replace the state’s long-standing FCAT.The new Florida Standards Assessment will test students on their knowledge…

Every teacher has their way of teaching things. One of those things is test taking strategies. There are a million things that you could say or do, but this year, I thought I would create a foldable for the kids that explains these strategies the Brazell way. I got the idea for a test taking skills foldable from this pin on Pinterest... http://savvyschoolcounselor.com/8-tips-new-test-takers-should-know/ My creative juices were flowing a little bit better than with the bulletin board I made…

Test taking can be stressful! But with a little pre-planning and thought, your students can be BIG TEST ready in no time. Click through to read the tips and ideas to help your elementary students adequately understand the test material and strategies they can use to do their best. Plus you can sign up for a FREE test-taking strategies checklist to help your students remember the steps they need to do for success. You also get a test prep foldable FREEBIE. {2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th grade…

Learn powerful and engaging reading test prep strategies that skyrocket student success on standardized reading tests and make test prep fun!

Testing season will soon be here, so I thought I would put together a few new ideas for getting your students motivated to take those standardized tests! Student success depends a lot on their mindset, as well as having test-taking strategies in place to support them during the testing window. Years ago, I did a whole smart cookie theme with my students before we took the SAT10 test. When The Smart Cookie book came out, I thought it would be perfect to plan out some testing motivation…

Test taking strategies anchor chart!

I am linking up with Deb at Crafting Connections to share this Reading Comprehension Anchor Chart. When I saw this acronym on our County's resource page, I knew I had to make an anchor chart to illustrate it. If you have ever used Larry Bell's UNRAAVEL strategy, then you will recognize this as a simplified version. To prove their answers, students simply write the corresponding paragraph # beside the question where they found text evidence that supports their answer choice. I also have them…

Let's talk about something we all deal with but don't always love - test taking. It's like that one veggie we know is good for us but doesn't always taste

DAB test taking anchor chart