This post will be all about test review. YIPPPPEEEEE!
We reviewed conjunctions with a quick activity. Each child picked out two sentences that they could join together with a conjunction. They wrote each sentence on a sentence strip. Next, they glued a "glue bottle conjunction" to join the two sentence strips. This really helped them understand that they had to "glue" the sentence together to make it correct. We still are working on capital letters and punctuation, but they basically have the idea.
I had to share some other Pinterest finds that another teacher on my hall found. She made this cute replica from a picture she saw on Pinterest. So cute to help them remember the difference between area and perimeter. I'm going to made this to my charts for next week.
They made some "pledges" for testing time. "OWL" use my BEST Test Taking Strategies. Adorable! Each child made their own owl and write their favorite strategy on it.
We made a BRAG BOARD on the chalkboard to show off good work from our review activities. The kids LOVE to see who's papers got picked and we make a huge deal as we put new stuff up. Here is a picture of the board from one day this week.
We reviewed magnets and made these flipbooks. They turned out GREAT!
We have been using several packets from my TPT store to help them review. At this point in the year I don't have time to spend with a lot of prep. Most of them are just print and GO! Which I LOVE!
The first one is no prep to review sentences that don't belong. It's a project on my board and use product. No copies at all.
Elapsed time! Holy cow is that a hard skill. We have been much more successful since we started putting it on a number line. Here is something that we will be using next week to review. It is another SCOOT game that is a simple print and go. Nothing to put together.
We are also reviewing place value with a SCOOT game. Can you tell we love to play SCOOT! My kids LOVE to see the cards hanging up when they come in. It's so easy and it gets them up and moving.
It has an answer sheet and key, as do all the games. Since paper is a little hard to come by this time of year, we are going to just write our answers on notebook paper.
We will also being using one of my newest products for math test prep. All you have to do is project the questions on the screen. It comes with answer cards that you can print off for the kids to use or you can use whiteboards.
I also have math and ELA test prep available in my TPT store for my 1st and 2nd grade friends. It is aligned to common core and SAT 10. All of the test prep bundles are on sale right now. : )
So that's about it for today. I am getting very close to my first goal with my blog and TPT. As soon as I hit it look for some very special "thank you" giveaway and a sale to celebrate.
I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend!
Happy Teaching!
Tracy
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