Welcome
to all those looking for help with Upcoming EOGs!
updated 4/20/2006--more practice tests at the bottom!!
Score
Ranges | Achievement
Levels | In
Plain English! | What
You Can
Do To Help (new-April 2006)
No
Child Left Behind--click here to see information about the Federal
Program
and Laws that require state testing.
Subject/Grade
|
Level
I
|
Level
II
|
Level
III
|
Level
IV
|
Reading
(*updated 5/04)
|
|
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Pre-Test
3rd
|
213-223
|
224-232
|
233-244
|
245-264
|
3rd
|
216-229
|
230-239
|
240-249
|
250-272
|
4th
|
223-235
|
236-243
|
244-254
|
255-275
|
5th
|
228-238
|
239-246
|
247-258
|
259-277
|
Math
(*updated 5/04)
|
|
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Pre-Test
3rd
|
211-219
|
220-229
|
230-239
|
240-260
|
3rd
|
218-237
|
238-245
|
246-254
|
255-276
|
4th
|
221-239
|
240-246
|
247-257
|
258-285
|
5th
|
221-242
|
243-249
|
250-259
|
260-295
|
(The EOG Achievement Level Ranges--NCDPI/Accountability
Services/Testing Section)
September 13, 2001
Subject/Grade
|
Level
I
|
Level
II
|
Level
III
|
Level
IV
|
4th
Grade Writing
|
0.0-1.0
|
1.5-2.0
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2.5-3.0
|
3.5-4.0
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Achievement Level Descriptions:
| Level
I |
Students
performing at this level do not have sufficient mastery of
knowledge and skills in this subject area to be successful
at the next grade level |
| Level
II |
Students
performing at this level demonstrate inconsistent mastery of
knowledge and skills in this subject and are minimally prepared
to be successful at the next grade level |
| Level
III |
Students
performing at this level conistently demonstrate mastery of
grade level subject matter and skills and are well prepared
for the next grade level |
| Level
IV |
Students
performing at this level consistently perform in a superior
manner clearly beyond that required to be profcient at the
grade level work. |
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What
These Scores Mean (In Plain English)
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What
You Can Do to Help
1. Download
the EOG vocabulary list
These lists contain many terms your student will need to
know for the Math EOG test. Not all words are
contained, but it will get you started!
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English
/ Spanish Vocabulary List (Math) (PDF
Format)
2.
Check the Links below for Sample Quiz Questions:
Below you will find actual 'testlets' used
in the past on NC End of Grade Tests. Click in the
appropriate page to find questions and answers.
3. Read
the articles at Department of Public Instruction for your specific
grade.
Articles show what your student will be tested on, and how much of the
test is
devoted to a particular area.
Third Grade |
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Fourth Grade |
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Math
(not available at this time)
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Fifth Grade |
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**all articles above in PDF format--click Get Acrobat button below
if they do not appear on your computer!
4. Take Practice Math and Reading Quizes (Both you and your child!!)
It is good to experience what your child will go through. While NC's
EOG tests
are not computer-based, the following sample tests from Texas, Illinois,
and others
will allow you and your child to take tests and have them scored right away.
**Keep
in mind, these tests may contain questions/problems not covered in
North Carolina
in a particular year. They will
provide you with a good understanding
of the majority of what your child will be tested on.
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Basic Links for All Grades |
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Two 'EOG-type' passages at each grade level. Questions resemble
those found on the EOG, but there are some complete response
questions. |
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Sample reading passages without answers. |
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3. Go
Over Some of the Test Taking Strategies (new,
April 2006)
Don't
stress the tests too much, but research shows that a child that
even practices once or twice will do much better than if he/she
never
saw a sample. Knowing how to bubble, pace yourself, etc. is half
the battle!
Test-Taking Strategies
K-12 Tips
Survival Strategies
Files above use Adobe's .pdf format.
Click the picture for a free download.
