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School Counselor Spotlight: Student Created Test Taking Tip Bulletin Board

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I am excited to announce a new feature on School Counselor Blog - School Counselor Spotlight! School Counselor Spotlight is a way for you to share your innovative ideas, creative lessons, and quality resources with School Counselor Blog readers! After reading about my  To Proficiency and Beyond! Test Taking Tip Bulletin Board , School Counselor Blog reader Kristin shared a test-taking tip bulletin board she created with the help of her students! Hi Danielle,  I have been enjoying your school counselor blog most of the year. It helps to inspire me for activities and bulletin boards. I wanted to let you know that for my test taking bulletin board I actually work with 4th graders and have them brainstorm test taking tips that they would give 3rd graders (who are taking the State Assessments for the first time).. This makes the 4th graders the teachers and the 3rd graders love to see the 4th graders work. After each group of 4th graders has a tip then I take a pict...

"To Proficiency... and Beyond!" Test-Taking Tips Bulletin Board

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I don't know what it's like in your state, but testing season is creeping up fast in Pennsylvania! I was so excited to finally get a chance this week to make a bulletin board to highlight test-taking tips! First off, I have to give a  HUGE SHOUT OUT to Gail, a School Counselor Blog reader, who shared a great idea for a test-taking slogan! Gail found a cute rocket Valentine on Pinterest and thought of a rocket theme for state testing using the slogan "To proficiency... and beyond!" (Like Buzz Lightyear! Get it?!)  I immediately loved it and thought it would be awesome to create a bulletin board with a rocket theme for the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA) test. So, this week my school counseling intern, co-school counselor, and I got to work making "TO PROFICIENCY... AND BEYOND!" test-taking tips bulletin board.  It was so much fun to create and put together. I must say it turned out even better than I anticipated. We used four large p...