Testing signs for classrooms

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This bright freebie features 5 colorful options for your testing door sign! This resource has a bonus feature to help others see your testing schedule...

Growth Mindset Coloring pages to use in the classroom and at school.

Rock the Test! 7 comments Popular Posts, Testing The testing season is upon us (bleh). OK, we don't take high stakes testing in second grade, but our third grade neighbors do. This year, our Student Council coordinated a school wide event where each primary class adopted an intermediate class to support and cheer on through the test taking process. I decided to go with a "Rock the Test" theme (because it's just too darn cute). I was so happy to have been able to adopt the third grade class…

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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

Testing Signs - these are perfect for any classroom especially in the spring time.

FREE We're Testing Sign | Chalkboard Theme | Classroom | The Curriculum Corner | Standardized Testing

I saw this Welcome phrase over on Pinterest and knew I had to have it in my classroom. I tried writing it out on anchor chart paper, but then I decided to go designing it on the computer. Yes, I know that the E and L are both 2 shades of yellow/orange, but that's the colored alphabet clip art that I own. :) If you want a copy of it, it's over on Google Docs. My idea was to make it into a big poster through Costco or Staples (and that might still happen), to hang on the inside part of my door…

In honor of State wide testing coming up, I wanted to share with you some fun posters and decorations that I created to hang up in our school. These are easy to do and I had all of the supplies already at school. This helped get the students excited about testing. We also gave them a little treat each day as a reward for doing their best. Here are some ideas. Some incentives to hand out after each day's test. We taped a little phrase on each one. Monday: Smarties - "You are such a smartie!"…