Are you tired of traditional test prep methods that bore your students? Shake things up with these exciting test prep game ideas like this one called Hot Seat! Click to read more about ways to engage your students AND review for state testing!

10 Test Taking Tips For Elementary Students Test Prep Strategies: Student Success & Managing Stress Tests are important because they help the teacher evaluate a student’s needs and progress, the student gauge his or her own level of mastery, and the parent monitor his or her child’s progress. Tips to give your child about taking […]

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.

Want to prepare your students for testing? Grab these free resources for reviewing & teaching different types of reading test prep questions.

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.

Check out these ATI TEAS Flashcards for all TEAS 7 sections. TEAS tests flashcards are a great way to review for the TEAS test online.

Revitalize your test prep routine with these 25 creative and engaging strategies! 🚀 From Jeopardy games to escape room challenges, make test review an adventure your students will love! Check out easy and fun ways to review content and instruction for tests. Your students will love these engaging activities, and you'll love how well they perform on their next assessment.

1. Review- ALL year long! We all know that kids need practice! There are so many ways to review content year round: Morning Work Center Time Guided Reading or Small Groups Spiral Review I now teach virtual school, so I include one problem a day as a warm up every math class. Now, I plan on spending a bit more time incorporating my version of morning work or spiral review at the start of my live lessons everyday. My students can go into separate "breakout" rooms to work independently. I can…