This is when I like to do some reviewing with my kids. I like to hit the objectives hot and heavy. I also make sure that I incorporate a lot of games because my middle school students get bored just talking about testing. I do vocabulary games, spelling games, and comprehension games. Making these games does take time, but I can often find text that I can use to create reading comprehension questions with. When I'm in a real crunch, I just purchase a few items from Teachers Pay Teachers and keep it moving.
Here are some to the games that me and my sensational six graders are using to get ready: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/I-Have-Who-HasVocabulary-Game-for-Middle-School-Students-Set-7-3661372?aref=ddn88ew6
![I Have Who Has...Vocabulary Game for Middle School Students Set 7](https://ecdn.teacherspayteachers.com/thumbitem/I-Have-Who-Has-Vocabulary-Set-8-3661372-1518983236/original-3661372-1.jpg)
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Spelling-Scoot-for-Upper-Elementary-Middle-School-Students-Set-3-3024013
![Spelling Scoot for Upper Elementary & Middle School Students Set 3](https://ecdn.teacherspayteachers.com/thumbitem/Spelling-Scoot-for-Upper-Elementary-Middle-School-Students-Set-3-3024013-1500873549/original-3024013-1.jpg)
Here's games are quick and easy. Plus, they help me keep my kiddos from getting bored (Me, too!)
![3rd Grade Reading Test Prep: Pirates](https://ecdn.teacherspayteachers.com/thumbitem/3rd-Grade-Reading-Test-Prep-3573620-1521384529/original-3573620-1.jpg)
I know I don't teach 3rd grade. However, once I looked at the reading test that our state gives, I noticed some of the questions were very similar to the ones that are given my middle school students. So, I made this quick little reading comprehension set to help out the 3rd grade students and my middle school students. It works great. Plus, I get to use it as part of my social studies lesson since it is about pirates.
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