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Understanding the EOG Assessments for 3rd and 4th Graders at Tanglewood

The End-of-Grade (EOG) assessments for 3rd and 4th graders assess students' proficiency in math and reading based on North Carolina state standards. Administered on May 29th and 30th, the EOG consists of math and reading tests, each with a variety of question types. While calculators are permitted for specific math sections, we have provided necessary resources for students. To prepare, ensure students have a fun night beforehand, a healthy breakfast, and arrive on time. Additional materials and sample questions are available on our website for effective preparation.

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Understanding the EOG Assessments for 3rd and 4th Graders at Tanglewood

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  1. 2012-13 EOG Assessments Tanglewood 3rd and 4th Grade

  2. What is the EOG? • The test assesses the students in math and reading on grade level. • The test is NOT created by Discovery Education like our Benchmarks. • The test is created by the state of North Carolina.

  3. When is the EOG Administered? • Wednesday May 29th • Thursday May 30th

  4. EOG Test Breakdown • Math- • Taken on one day, unlike previous EOGs. • 54 questions for 3rd and 4th grade. • Second section of the test allow calculator use. • We have calculators, no need to provide any from home. • Questions allowing calculator use: 42

  5. Math Portion of the EOG 3rd Grade • Operations and Algebraic Thinking: 30-35% • Number and operations in base ten: 5-10% • Number and operations in fractions: 20-25% • Measurement and Data: 22-27% • Geometry: 10-15% Total: 100%

  6. 3rd Grade EOG Math

  7. EOG Test Breakdown • Reading • Taken on one day • 53 questions for 3rd and 4th grade

  8. Reading Portion of the EOG 3rd Grade • Reading for Literature: 32-37% • Reading for Information: 41-45% • Reading Foundation Skills: N/A • Writing: N/A • Speaking and Listening: N/A • Language: 24%

  9. 3rd Grade EOG Reading

  10. Math Portion of the EOG 4th Grade • Operations and Algebraic Thinking: 12-17% • Numbers and Operations in Base Ten: 22-27% • Fractions: 27-32% • Measurement and Data: 12-17% • Geometry: 12-17%

  11. 4th Grade EOG Math

  12. 4th Grade EOG Reading

  13. Tips for Test Day • Do something FUN the night before the tests. • There will not be any homework • Go to bed early • Eat a nutritious breakfast with protein • Arrive to school on time! • Students who arrive late cannot be admitted to the classroom once the test has started. • They will have to take the test on make-up days.

  14. How We’ve Prepared… • Online resources throughout the year • Probes, AR, Study Island, Moby Math, etc. • Discovery benchmarks review in classrooms

  15. Test Scores • Once the tests have been submitted, the results (and the time at which we receive them) are in the hands of the great state of North Carolina. • When we know, you’ll know 

  16. Thank you, PTA! • On behalf of the school, students and administration, we’d like to thank our PTA for their ongoing financial support. • The PTA has organized EOG events such as our pizza party and the Panthers Pep Rally!

  17. Resources for you • Copies of this presentation will be available on the Tanglewood website. • Examples of sample test questions for reading and math are available on the teacher’s websites. • Practice Tests: http://www.ncpublicschools.org/accountability/

  18. Thank YOU! • We pride ourselves on great parents like you. Thank you for coming to this session. Your support throughout the year is truly appreciated. After all, “together everyone succeeds”. • Afterwards, please support our book fair located in the Library!

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