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Third Grade
WASL Info
You can have a tremendous impact on your child's success, not only on the WASL, but as a life-long learner by what you do with your child on a weekly basis.
WASL Tips:
Reading
- Set aside time daily for reading.
- Read a variety of genres: poetry, nonfiction, directions, newspaper.
- Have your child summarize what has been read, including the main idea and three details.
- Ask questions that check comprehension.
Math
- Master basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division facts through regular practice.
- Pose real-life problems that involve math and have your child explain the steps needed to arrive at the answer.
- Invlove your child in real-life experiences that require linear, weight and volume measures, elapsed time, and counting and making change with money.
Writing
- Have your child elaborate in detail about their experiences.
- Give your child opportunities to write lists, letters, poems, how-to's, thank you notes, riddles, stories.
- Be an audience for your child's writing, let them share with you!
- Help your child learn his/her spelling words.
- Have a dictionary available.
WASL Practice Tests
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