STAR Math and Reading Test Practice for 5th and 6th Grade [2024]
Prepare your 5th or 6th grader for the Renaissance STAR Math and Reading Test with our complete practice pack. This pack includes:
- Full-Length Simulations: These tests are like the STAR exam, so your child can practice in a low-stress environment. Your child will get used to the types of questions they'll face, which will help them feel more confident..
- STAR Math Quizzes: These quizzes cover the main math topics on the STAR exam, including numbers, algebra, geometry, and data analysis. They are great for those who need to brush up on basic concepts or tackle more complex problems.
- STAR Reading Quizzes: Practice reading skills like word knowledge, comprehension, literary analysis, author's craft, and evaluating arguments. These quizzes help your child build a solid foundation for understanding and analyzing text.
- Full Solutions and Explanations: Every question has a detailed solution and explanation. This helps your child learn from mistakes and improve.
- Reading Study Guide: A complete guide to help your child master all reading topics on the STAR test.
STAR Test Practice for Grades 5-6
6 Month License for Complete Test Prep
- 330+ sample test practice questions.
- 3 full-length STAR Math tests and 3 full-length STAR Reading tests.
- 12 short practice drills, focusing on specific topics in math
- 5 practice drills, focusing on specific topics in reading
- *NEW*! A complete STAR Reading study guide
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