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Internet4classrooms link TerraNova practice activities categorized by subject/skill/grade level are offered by Internet4Classroom (http://www.internet4classrooms.com/grade_level_help.htm). A catalog of tested skills and resources are also listed at our TerraNova site (http://classroom.jc-schools.net/terra/nova.html).

Printable Practice TCAP Tests created with our Skills Connection software.
Grade 3 Language Arts   Language Arts Key   Reading   Reading Key   Math   Math Key
Grade 4 Language Arts   Language Arts Key   Reading   Reading Key   Math   Math Key
Grade 5 Language Arts   Language Arts Key   Reading   Reading Key   Math   Math Key
Grade 6 Language Arts   Language Arts Key   Reading   Reading Key   Math   Math Key
Grade 7 Language Arts   Language Arts Key   Reading   Reading Key   Math   Math Key
Grade 8 Language Arts   Language Arts Key   Reading   Reading Key   Math   Math Key

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Online Basic Skill Games

A link to Online Basic Skill Games is available on the main county websiteor it can be linked directly (http://classroom.jc-schools.net/basic).  The site offers students in grade K-8 practice with language arts, math, science, and social studies concepts.  Hundreds of interactive activities are available in these subject areas.  Each area is divided into sub-categories

Science Units Our online science book, Science Units Grades K-5, is directly aligned with the state curriculum.  Each science unit contains lesson plans, topical sites, interactive activities, and printable worksheets associated with a specific state science standard(s).  The site is accessible from the main county website or it can be linked directly (http://classroom.jc-schools.net/sci-units).

 

The writing assessment test is in February.  Practice prompts are easily found at the Write On site (http://jc-schools.net/write/ prompts/just-prompts.htm).  Click the Write On pencil on the main county website.
Online practice tests are available from ISAT for grades 3-8, TEA for grades 3-11, or at BrainChild.  High School Tests are available from 4Test.
 

Positive Parent/Child Communication Tips

Make time each day to have a conversation with your child about anything you both want to discuss.

Be direct, honest and open

Use good timing: sometimes a child can be too upset or too tired to discuss anything reasonably.

Learn to listen: let your child feel that you have a genuine interest in what he or she has to say.

Ask questions without threats, accusations, sarcasm or demands.

Maintain eye contact.

Don’t jump to conclusions: if you don’t understand something, ask for more explanation.

Be affectionate: a smile, hug, kiss, pat on the back says a lot to a child.

Praise your child for a job well done.

 

 

 

 

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