Keep your eyes on your own paper Think about what makes sense Use scrap paper for math Keep a growth mindset Don't give up! Use context clues Restate the question in your answer Think like a detective Skip hard questions and come back Show your work Cross out used answers Listen carefully to instructions Take deep breaths Bubble neatly Ask questions if allowed Be confident, not careless Read all directions carefully Think of similar problems Believe in yourself Remember anchor skills Answer ALL parts of the question Stay positive Double- check your work Check spelling and punctuation Make connections Eat a healthy breakfast Be prepared with supplies Label diagrams Underline important info Eliminate wrong answers Use process of elimination Pace yourself Get a good night’s sleep Don’t leave anything blank Focus your attention Read the entire passage before answering Picture a classroom anchor chart Think back to what you’ve learned Reread the question Highlight key words Free! Use graphic organizers Use text evidence Trust your first instinct Think before you answer Don’t rush Read every answer choice Use memory tricks (acronyms, rhymes) Estimate before solving Visualize the answer Keep your eyes on your own paper Think about what makes sense Use scrap paper for math Keep a growth mindset Don't give up! Use context clues Restate the question in your answer Think like a detective Skip hard questions and come back Show your work Cross out used answers Listen carefully to instructions Take deep breaths Bubble neatly Ask questions if allowed Be confident, not careless Read all directions carefully Think of similar problems Believe in yourself Remember anchor skills Answer ALL parts of the question Stay positive Double- check your work Check spelling and punctuation Make connections Eat a healthy breakfast Be prepared with supplies Label diagrams Underline important info Eliminate wrong answers Use process of elimination Pace yourself Get a good night’s sleep Don’t leave anything blank Focus your attention Read the entire passage before answering Picture a classroom anchor chart Think back to what you’ve learned Reread the question Highlight key words Free! Use graphic organizers Use text evidence Trust your first instinct Think before you answer Don’t rush Read every answer choice Use memory tricks (acronyms, rhymes) Estimate before solving Visualize the answer
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
I-Keep your eyes on your own paper
O-Think about what makes sense
N-Use scrap paper for math
O-Keep a growth mindset
G-Don't give up!
G-Use context clues
I-Restate the question in your answer
I-Think like a detective
B-Skip hard questions and come back
I-Show your work
O-Cross out used answers
N-Listen carefully to instructions
N-Take deep breaths
N-Bubble neatly
B-Ask questions if allowed
Be confident, not careless
B-Read all directions carefully
O-Think of similar problems
G-Believe in yourself
B-Remember anchor skills
B-Answer ALL parts of the question
O-Stay positive
O-Double-check your work
Check spelling and punctuation
N-Make connections
O-Eat a healthy breakfast
N-Be prepared with supplies
N-Label diagrams
B-Underline important info
I-Eliminate wrong answers
Use process of elimination
G-Pace yourself
G-Get a good night’s sleep
G-Don’t leave anything blank
I-Focus your attention
I-Read the entire passage before answering
Picture a classroom anchor chart
B-Think back to what you’ve learned
N-Reread the question
O-Highlight key words
B-Free!
G-Use graphic organizers
I-Use text evidence
Trust your first instinct
Think before you answer
B-Don’t rush
Read every answer choice
I-Use memory tricks (acronyms, rhymes)
G-Estimate before solving
Visualize the answer