Physically Fit
This is the recommended number of hours of sleep a middle-schooler should have.
What is 8 - 10?
This is HOW the 6th Grade Reading FSA format differs from the 7th and 8th Grade format.
What is it's paper-based?
If you bring it, this is WHERE your phone MUST be during testing.
What is in your bookbag?
After reading the directions, this is what you should read next.
What is the text or passage?
This is the latest time you should plan on arriving at school on a testing day.
What is 9:15 AM?
This is the part of breakfast that is important for sustained energy.
What is protein?
These are the days you are taking the Reading FSA.
What are Monday, May 2nd and Tuesday, May 3rd?
This is HOW your phone MUST be during testing.
What is ALL THE WAY OFF?
This is WHY you should read each question twice.
What is so that you are certain of what the question is asking?
This is what you should NOT do if your bus is running late.
What is freak out? (There is a plan for late busses...seriously.)
This is what your jacket or sweater should have, so you avoid being disruptive during testing.
What is a zipper (or buttons)?
This is what you need to bubble in the answers on the test.
What are sharpened, #2 pencils?
This is what happens if you are caught with an electronic device during testing.
What is your test is invalidated?
This is WHY you should read ALL of the answer choices.
What is because sometimes D is the BEST answer?
This is WHY you should try saying each of the grammar answers, silently, inside your head.
What is so I can "hear" which answer sounds BEST?
If you use them to read, this is what you REALLY need to bring for testing.
What are your glasses?
Two-Part Answer Alert: If you bring one, your pencil sharpener should meet these two criteria.
What are: 1. it should be hand-held and 2. it should have a catcher?
In the review, this is the example of a nonessential electronic.
What is a watch?
This is what you should do if none of the answer choices seem great.
What is pick the least awful answer?
Along with using Context Clues and Word Parts, this is a good strategy (suggested by Ms. B.) for figuring out VOCABULARY questions.
What is by replacing, in the sentence, the original word with each of the answer choices to see which one sounds/works BEST?
If you want to stay hydrated, this is the kind of water bottle you need to bring.
What is sealable?
This is the first thing you need to do if you want to change an answer on your test.
What is erase completely?
Two-Part Answer Alert: Other than electronics, these are the two main things that can cause your test to be invalidated.
What are: 1. talking (to other students) and 2. being disruptive?
Two-Part Answer Alert: This is what you should do when a question has you stumped.
What are: 1. Bubble in your best guess and 2. Put a star by it, so you can go back later, and try answering it again? (FYI: Your first guess isn't always your best bet!)
On testing day, if you start feeling stressed about the test, this is Ms. B's "calm yourself" suggestion.
What is do Box Breathing?