Test prep activities

10 engaging ideas for ELA test prep: learning stations, 4 corners, question trails, and more. Read more at writeonwithmissg.com.

Do you need new test prep activities and ideas for review? Check out this post for TEN engaging test prep activities.

Looking for fun test prep ideas? Incorporating engaging, hands-on activities can help with motivation for state testing by getting students excited about mastering the content. Consider completing an end of year classroom transformation for your students as a way to get them excited. You can also play test prep games to increase engagement. Check out the other ideas on this list to make test prep fun for your students.

Testing isn't always fun, but you can make sure that your students are confident and prepared for what's ahead of them with these tips!

Ready to move beyond tired Jeopardy slides? Try a few rounds of the Flyswatter Game, a no-fail way to keep teens active and excited about test prep. Works for EVERY subject area, too.

With school testing right around the corner, are you searching for ideas you can use for test prep for elementary? You won’t want to miss these fun test prep games I have included in today’s blog. These test prep games include old school games for test prep like around the corner and 4 corners, games that encourage teamwork like knockout, and even low key test prep review games like secret skill and stinky feet. Make sure to check out all of these review games for elementary test prep here.

Dun-dun-dunnnnn. It's that time again. That all-dreaded testing season. If you're like me, you love your job from August - January and then...

*This blog was originally scheduled to post in March, but due to testing craziness and then end of year craziness, it is just now hitting the site. Enjoy! Test prep season is already in full swing over here in Virginia. When our pacing runs out and review for the state test begins, I usually

The days before tests are always known as the stressful days for students and teachers. It should not be. It should be fun because as simple as it might sound – children learn more when having fun and teachers become more relaxed when they see their students “getting it”. The internet is filled with...

Test prep is something I used to dread. I felt so much pressure from admin and myself for my students to do well. So, I would give students packets of