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22.- 6TH GRADE TEST PREP:
Do your sixth grade students need a little extra boost before standardized testing begins? Then try these online math quizzes, covering cumulative math concepts for this grade level.
23. - FAMILIARIZE STUDENTS WITH STANDARDIZED TEST FORMATS:
If your students are not familiar with timed tests, or even marking answer sheets with a number 2 pencil, they will be at a disadvantage when they approach standardized tests. Give them a leg up with these test tips.
24. - STUDY TIPS FOR MATH:
Always good to review, print out these student math handouts as students near testing time.
25. - MATH REVIEW GAMES:
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Try a round of interactive baseball, football, or Math Jeopardy to review math skills before standardized testing rolls around. Forms and instructions are included.
26. - GAMES FOR TESTING WEEK:
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Relieve the stress of standardized testing and break up the blocks of testing time with a few, well designed, stress-busting classroom games and activities. Many ideas here have been submitted by teachers; see if they will work for your classes.
27. - MIDDLE SCHOOL MATH TESTS:
Find sample questions specifically addressed to middle school math topics for some standardized test prep and practice.
28. - INTEGRATED ALGEBRA PRACTICE TESTS:
Both hardcopy and interactive versions of tests are available here, with three practice tests on algebra topics. Answer keys are included.
29. - MEMORY HELP:
Help your students improve their memories -- great for testing prep and practice, and just to keep building their skills in general. Short term memory tests, memory picture games, face memory, and Simon Says style tests are all available online here, along with a further assortment of classroom memory games.
30. - SAMPLE SCIENCE EXAMS:
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Sample TAKS science tests are included here for grades five, eight, ten, and eleven. They can help prep your students for content and style for upcoming standardized tests.
31. - SOCIAL STUDIES SAMPLE EXAMS:
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Grades eight, ten, and eleven social sciences topics are included in these printables sets of exams, prepared and released by the Texas Assessment of Skills and Knowledge.
32. - SETTING THE STAGE FOR TESTING:
Instead of having students groan and moan about standardized testing, try some of these tips to set a positive atmosphere, set expectations, and prepare them for testing.
TESTING PREP BAGS:
This teacher has a great little idea to support her students in standardized tests, and to give them prompts to help them through the process.
REDUCE TEXT ANXIETY -- AND RELAX!
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Need some tips for relaxing? Try any of the links above to help reduce your students' anxieties before exams. The last link above offers a YouTube rap video on testing: Relax!
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