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Preparing for the Third Grade Achievement Test: Key Strategies for Success

Join us for a comprehensive parent meeting led by Ms. Lauricella and Mrs. Serrano, focusing on the upcoming ERB CTP4 achievement testing from April 10–30. We will discuss essential preparation strategies, including time management, consistency, and effective study tips for reading and math concepts such as basic computation and problem-solving. Learn about test-taking skills to help your child feel comfortable and confident, and explore ways to develop stamina during timed activities. Together, we can ensure our students are well-prepared for success.

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Preparing for the Third Grade Achievement Test: Key Strategies for Success

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  1. Third Grade Parent Meeting Ms. Lauricella Mrs. Serrano

  2. ERB • Educational Records Bureau • CTP4 (Comprehensive Testing Program) • It is an achievement test to assess how much students are learning • Dates of testing April 10 – 30th

  3. Preparation at home… • Time management • Consistency • Timed activities • Comfortable pressure • Reading Instruction

  4. MathNov./ Dec. • Basic Computation • Addition • Subtraction • Multiplication • Division • Comparing numbers • Problem solving • Reading graphs; bar graphs, pie graphs • Patterns

  5. ReadingNov./ Dec. • Reading comprehension • Reading passages that are of interest and some that are not to their liking (variance) • Reading the questions first and underlining clue words • Reading the passage • Going back to the text to answer the questions

  6. Reading Nov./ Dec. • Reading for meaning • Literal and inferential questions • Cause and effect • Sequence in a story/passage • Main idea • Author’s Purpose • Setting, plot, climax, conflict, character traits and conclusion

  7. Test Taking Skills • Building momentum/stamina • Moving forward if it gets too difficult • Applying what they already know • Think/ understanding the problem • Multiple choice strategies • Building confidence

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