Places to Visit
Places to Visit:
Links
- Eureka Math Parent Resources
- Wonderopolis
- Comic Creator
- Word Study Lists
- Google Drive Login
- Common Core Math Standards
- Story Cube
- Story Starters
- Grammar
- ixl grammar practice
- Poetry
- Xtra Math
- khan academy
- Math Videos
- Math Practice and Math Videos
- AAA Math
- Geometry
- Math Study Links
- Worksheet Creator
- Reading Comprehension Worksheets
- Bluestem List 2020
- Rebecca Caudill List 2020
- Leveled Book Lists
- Harcourt Reading
- Scholastic Book Club
- Continents
- Continents and Oceans
- Geography
- Mission US
- Typing Club
- Keyboarding
- Computer Skills
- Vocabulary
- Spelling City
- Learn Zillion
- District 204 Website
- District 204 Calendar
- Owen Elementary Homepage
- Owen LMC
Monday, March 2, 2015
Tips for Taking the PARCC Test
Do some physical activity each evening to release some energy.
Get a good night’s rest.
Eat a nutritious breakfast each day.
Be sure to get to school on time.
Avoid scheduling doctor or dentist appointments during these two weeks.
Encourage your child to do their best and think positively about their achievement.
Remember that when we have done our best; we should just wait the results in peace.
As students navigate their way through their educational journey, here are a few tips you can share with your child on how to master test anxiety.
Avoid thinking of yourself in all-or-nothing terms.
Reward yourself after the test. Visit a friend, go out and play, or read a favorite book.
Work at a consistent and moderate pace when studying or taking a test.
If waiting for the test to begin causes anxiety, distract yourself by closing your eyes and
imagine yourself answering the questions confidently, or take a few slow deep breaths.
Read the questions TWICE. Read all the words.
For multiple choice questions, read ALL the options first, then eliminate the two most obvious. If you’re still unsure of the correct answer, rely on your first impression and move on.
Beware of tricky qualifying words such as only, always, none, all, or most.
Don’t worry when students finish before you do. There is no reward for being done first.
If there is still time remaining in the test session, go back and review your answers.
Know in your heart that anything is possible! Perseverance pays off.
Success is achieved by those who try and keep trying.
We are very proud of you no matter what the results!