Third Grade

Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions 
of students and parents.

1. When is the STAAR test for third graders?
2. How much time do the students have to take the test?
3. Do they take breaks during the test?
4. What if my child is sick on the day of the test?
5. What happens if my child fails the test?
6. What can I do to help my child prepare for the STAAR test?
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When is the STAAR test for third graders?

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How much time do the students have to take the test?

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Do they take breaks during the test?

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What if my child is sick on the day of the test?

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What happens if my child fails the test?

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What can I do to help my child prepare for the STAAR test?

Encourage your child to read as often as possible.  Model reading 
at home so 
that your child sees that reading is important.  Talk about 
things that you 
do together, so your child will hear a variety of vocabulary.     

For math, look at the work that comes home in the Thursday folder 
so you 
will know what your child is learning in school.  Ask questions 
about the 
concepts you see covered on the work sent home.  Ask addition, 
subtraction, 
and multiplication facts to your child to keep them in practice.  
Show 
interest in what they are doing in school, as you look over their 
work in 
their folders on Thursdays. 

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with that they speed through it, without being careful.  I try to 
create a 
combination of a little stress, and a lot of determination and 
confidence. 
This way, they try very hard, but don't panic about it.

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