The document provides tips for students taking the PSSA exam, including stretching to relax muscles and focus, checking over answers, getting a good night's sleep and breakfast, having extra pencils, and remembering lessons from class. It emphasizes doing one's best and not being scared of the exam, as teachers have prepared students and it is not graded. Prime and composite numbers as well as onomatopoeia are defined. Students are directed to a website for more help.

1. Tips For PSSA By: Paige, Brittany, and Mackenzie I love the PSSA’s!

2. Stretching To be well focused on the pssa you should stretch often . Not as much as I do. It relaxes your muscles so you can concentrate.

3. Checking Make sure to check over your answers. Be sure that your answer is your final answer. Make sure your answer is your best. Also you need to answer every question. You’re still not done! You should go back and make sure everything is the way you want it.

4. Preparing You need to get a good night sleep, and get a good breakfast. You also should have an extra pencil on your desk.

5. To do well…do your best! You learned all the things that will be on pssa. There are no surprises! Pssa might be scary at first. Just remember that doing well on pssa means your teachers done their job. Pssa is not graded either…so do your best. Because that’s all you can do. Doing Well

6. Remember Onimonipoia might just sound like a funny word. It’s not! It’s words like Snap, Crackle, and Pop. Or sound words. Also 1 is not prime or composite. Prime numbers are only divisible by 1 and itself. Composite numbers are divisible by more than two numbers. I’m so lonely.

7. Mrs. Abernethy's Cyber Chickens Math Class are here to help. You should see our site for more things to help you do well on PSSA. Our site: www.jabernethy.com/portfolio/ You should not freak about PSSA. Your mind is your cheat sheet. Remember to stretch. Get a good night sleep and a good breakfast. Most important remember what this PowerPoint taught you. Do Your Best! My students try to teach others the way they’ve been taught. They want everyone to do well on PSSA. Mrs. A is the best teacher ever says her class. Mrs. Abernethy

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