Wacty- Facty
What do you need to remember when bubbling?
Fill up the entire bubble. Make it dark. Don't go outside of the bubble.
What does the R stand for?
Read the passage and question carefully.
You have to come TO the school for the FSA test.
YES, you can NOT take it at home.
What was the name of the evil King in today's story?
King Minos
What happens if you do not pass the FSA the first time?
You can go to summer school.
Your portfolios will be looked at.
You might have to repeat third grade.
What should you do when you are done with the FSA?
Go back and check your work. Do not stop until AT LEAST break time.
What does the E stand for?
You can get up and wander around the room and go to the bathroom, wash hands, look out the window during the test.
NO! We go to the bathroom before hand, and break. No water, bathroom, getting up during the test.
What two things was the mintoaur made of?
A bull head and a man body.
You could count the squares if they are given. You could also multiply the length times width.
How many minutes will you have for the FSA?
80 minutes
What does the L Stand for?
LOOK BACK IN THE TEXT
You will take the test on a computer.
NO, you will use paper and pencil.
What did Theseus promise Princess Ariadne?
That he would take her away from Crete and marry her.
Why are myths written?
To teach a lesson or to tell you how something came to be.
Where should you put the x when you are trying to eliminate answers?
NOT IN THE BUBBLE!
What does the A stand for?
Always do your best.
You have to do two parts of the FSA ELA test.
Yes! You will do two parts of the FSA ELA test.
What did King Midas wish for?
Everything he touched turned to gold
What is a noun?
A person, place, or thing.
What can Mrs. Tener help you with on the FSA?
Nothing......
What does the X stand for?
X out the imposters!
Yes, for most people. Some people who need a smaller group will be testing with someone else.
What happened to King Midas's power?
He wished it away and washed it away in the river.
What is the Iditarod?
A race that was made in honor of Balto and the sled dogs that were getting the medicine to Alaska for the sick students.