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ASState testing in kindergarten is a special kind of lesson in letting go.
You prep, you support, you cheer them on… and then they click the shiniest button because it sparkles ✨
I e learned over the years….That’s okay.
Because the real work (the work that actually matters) doesn’t show up in a testing window. It shows up in everyday progress. Letter sounds clicking. Confidence growing. Kids trying again after getting it wrong.
It’s the same lesson life keeps teaching me.
I can set goals for numbers—test scores, followers, likes—but I don’t control the outcome. What I do control is the practice. Showing up. Doing the reps. Teaching the lesson. Posting the content. Staying consistent even when the results are quiet.
The success is in the doing.
The results take care of themselves.
“You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems.” — James Clear
And this week, my system was showing up for kindergarteners… even when they’re just pressing shiny buttons, and showing up for my own goals even when then number on the scale isn’t changing or number of views isn’t what I expected.
PS My goal is to reach 10,000 followers here by the end of January. If you know 50 friends who would like to join this little corner of the internet share!! 😊😉🤞
#kindergarten #teacher #roadto10k #mindset
@ashleywoodcoaching
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COTest prep exposed a gap in my classroom.
My students could get answers. Explaining them? Different story.
So I built a structure we use weekly.
Comment GRIT and I’ll send you the link!
@countonkupe
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SCThird-grade testing is coming.
You might be saying, "Your child knows the material." "They’ve been preparing at school"...yet - emotions are showing up at home.
This is because testing challenges more than academic skills—it challenges emotional regulation, confidence, and stress tolerance.
If testing season feels emotionally heavy in your home, you don’t have to navigate it alone.
Emotional Support for Your 3rd Grader: A Parent's Guide, offers clear guidance, and simple language to support parents and 3rd graders through the emotional side of testing.
Check out my link in bio to learn how to support your child during high-pressure testing weeks.
#parentingtips #3rdgrade #parentlife #parenthood #thirdgrade #parenting #momlifebelike #dadlife #endofgradetesting #schoolsuccesstools
@schoolsuccesstools
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THIf test prep season makes your stomach drop, you’re not alone.
And your students feel it too.
Here’s the shift we’re making this year: we’re starting with confidence before we start with content.
Because when kids believe they can do it, they show up differently. They try longer. They spiral less. They use the tools you teach.
Our free Test Prep Made Easy email series kicks off with a classroom pep talk lesson (plus an anchor chart + student practice) to help students calm the nerves and change the self talk.
Comment TEST PREP and we’ll send it your way.
#standardizedtesting #testprep #staartest #lessonplans #testtakingstrategies #elementaryteacher
@thestellarteachercompany
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ALThe truth is that standardized tests can be overwhelming for students AND teachers! 😅
Teaching “test-taking hacks” has reduced test anxiety for my students because they feel empowered to control the variables they can control before & during standardized tests.
I have seen an increase in self-confidence and a decrease in anxiety, overwhelm, & stress! 🙌🏼
SAVE this reel, so you can teach your students these “hacks” too!
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#elementaryschool #elementaryteacher #testprep #teachersofinstagram #anchorcharts
@always.upper.elementary
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THNot endless passages. Not panic packets.
Just clear routines that help kids show what they know.
Want 3 free test prep lessons? Comment TEST PREP and we will send you the link.
#testprep #standardizedtest #readingteacher #writingteacher #statetest
@thestellarteachercompany
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MRState testing doesn’t have to suck. Here are 6 things I prioritize to make this time of year a season that I LOVE!
1. Stop looking at student data as a measurement of your success. Understand that student performance ≠ teacher worth/ability. Yes, we need to learn from data and it’s important but there are 1,000,000 factors that change every single day. I know that it is so much easier to say than believe but do not forget that.
2. Please stop comparing yourself to other teachers. Yes, ask questions and LEARN from teachers that are killing it but they have different kids with different experiences and comparing is not healthy for anyone involved.
3. Stop looking at review as a negative chore. Review can be fun!!! We need the boring days but mix in some days with fun review games. Mixing review with super simple games can break up the mundane and build classroom community.
4. Know when to stop and move on from a skill. Yes, we have to teach all of the standards and obviously our goal is for every student to master it but that is just not real life. Know when to move on and spend time elsewhere. Killing yourself over getting one student to master one skill that is just not clicking right now is making everyone frustrated. Move on and come back to it or not.
5. Watch how you speak about state testing to the kids!! They can pick up on our stress, fear, frustration, etc. In my classroom, state testing is something we take seriously because we are SO EXCITED to show our state, our school, our parents and ourselves how much we learned in 4th grade. Make it something we have to do to celebrate all the learning of the year even though it’s a little boring 🤪
6. Make testing days fun! We start our day with breakfast and a cutie testing treat. We take the test and then we relax and HAVE FUN together!! Again, celebrating our learning for the year!
State testing does not have to suck!! A few mindset shifts can make a huge difference and this time of year can be filled with so many fun positive memories for you and the kids. 🫶🏼🫶🏼 #statetesting #teacherinspo #teacher #teacheradvice #teacherstruggles
@mrsquinnnnn
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THTest prep doesn’t have to be something that you and your students dread.
Get our 3 free lessons to make test prep feel doable.
Comment TEST PREP and we’ll send you the link. 🔗
#testprep #standardizedtest #readingteacher #writingteacher #statetest staartest teststrategies
@thestellarteachercompany
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THNot endless passages. Not panic packets.
Just clear routines that help kids show what they know.
Want 3 free test prep lessons? Comment TEST PREP and we will send you the link.
#testprep #standardizedtest #readingteacher #writingteacher #statetest staartest teststrategies
@thestellarteachercompany
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CEMost testing websites will tell you to flag a question if you do not know the answer and come back later.
That advice sounds logical, but for high-achieving teacher candidates, it often increases anxiety instead of reducing it. When you flag a question, you carry it with you mentally.
You are no longer fully focused on the question in front of you. Your confidence dips. Your thoughts start racing. By the time you circle back, you are more pressured than before.
When I passed 3 certification exams in 24 days, I did not rely on avoidance strategies. I relied on structure.
That is why I teach the RRR Rule: Read, Reword, Respond. It trains control instead of panic.
If you are tired of spiraling during practice questions or on test day, comment “BLUEPRINT” and I will show you how to build this into your preparation.
@certifiedwithaaralyn
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CEMost testing websites will tell you to flag a question if you do not know the answer and come back later.
That advice sounds logical, but for high-achieving teacher candidates, it often increases anxiety instead of reducing it. When you flag a question, you carry it with you mentally.
You are no longer fully focused on the question in front of you. Your confidence dips. Your thoughts start racing. By the time you circle back, you are more pressured than before.
When I passed 3 certification exams in 24 days, I did not rely on avoidance strategies. I relied on structure.
That is why I teach the RRR Rule: Read, Reword, Respond. It trains control instead of panic.
If you are tired of spiraling during practice questions or on test day, comment “BLUEPRINT” and I will show you how to build this into your preparation.
@certifiedwithaaralyn
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