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Preparing for the Third Grade EOG: Essential Math Tips and Testing Expectations

This guide provides essential information for third-grade parents and students preparing for the EOG math assessments. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a positive attitude, reading nightly, and using comprehension question stems to check for understanding. Key testing day expectations are outlined, including the need for adequate sleep, an organized testing environment, and the importance of minimizing distractions. Finally, it touches on post-EOG learning strategies to solidify concepts and address any gaps in knowledge as students transition to fourth grade.

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Preparing for the Third Grade EOG: Essential Math Tips and Testing Expectations

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  1. THIRD GRADE EOG CURRICULUM NIGHT Thursday, April 21st, 2011

  2. OUR MATH ESSENTIALS

  3. Math EOG Information

  4. Sample Math Questions

  5. More Sample Math Questions

  6. Our essentials

  7. Reefs at Risk

  8. Reefs at Risk CON’T…

  9. Reefs at Risk CON’T…

  10. Preparing for the Eog • Keep a positive attitude. • Read, read, read, read, read every night. • Use question stems to ask your child comprehension type questions to check for understanding.

  11. Question Stems 2.04a author’s purpose Which of the following statements best describes why the authors wrote these poems? Why does the author use the name _____ in paragraph 4? What is the author’s purpose for writing this story? Based on the selection, what is the purpose of the information in parenthesis? What is the main purpose of this selection? Why did the author most likely write this selection? Why does the author most likely use the words ___ and ___ when describing ___? What is the main purpose of the first paragraph? Why did the author most likely write this story? Why did the author most likely include the third paragraph?

  12. Testing Day Expectations • Sleep, sleep, sleep, sleep, sleep well the night before. • Desks will be cleaned out (empty). • Materials on the walls will be covered up or taken down. • Classroom bathroom break BEFORE and AFTER the test NOT DURING. • Proctors in the room during the test. • Monitors in the hallways. • No talking,, No moving around (Students must stay in their seats). • No noise Nothing that beeps (cell phones, watches, toys, etc.).

  13. PREPARING FOR FOURTH GRADE

  14. After the EOG • We are still teaching/learning after the test is over. • Address gaps to prepare for the end of year CFA • Remediate skills • Retest

  15. Questions ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

  16. Thank you for coming!!!! Troutman Elementary School

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