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1 Transitional Colorado Assessment Program 2014 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL grades 3 and 4 ENGLISH AND SPANISH Not a secure document W

2 Transitional Colorado Assessment Program TEST security requirements TCAP Test Proctor s Manuals and all test materials must be used and returned according to instructions in this manual. Students must not be exposed to test questions or content before actual testing. If students have prior knowledge of test content, responses are not valid. When instruction is focused on specific test content, performance on the test may improve, but results may not be an accurate reflection of student skills and knowledge. TCAP Test Proctors must be responsible for maintaining the strict security of these documents and carefully follow test administration and scoring instructions. The security of test materials must be maintained before, during, and after the test administration. DO NOT REPRODUCE No test materials may be reproduced in whole or in part or paraphrased. This includes discussing, memorizing, photocopying, photographing, scanning, encoding, ing, Morse code, note taking, text messaging, blogging and other forms of social networking, or any other reproduction methodology that would violate the security of the test. The following box appears in the test books as a reminder that the test books are secure materials. Secure Materials do NOT reproduce Do not copy, by any means, any student work that results from this assessment. Material from a test book must not be reproduced by any means. For assistance and answers to questions, contact your School Assessment Coordinator. Developed and published under contract with the Colorado Department of Education by CTB/McGraw-Hill LLC, 20 Ryan Ranch Road, Monterey, California Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education and CTB/McGraw-Hill LLC. All rights reserved. Only Colorado state educators and citizens may copy and/or download and print the document, located online at Any other use or reproduction of this document in whole or in part requires prior written permission of the publisher and Colorado Department of Education. All brand and product names found in this publication are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners and are not associated with the publisher of this publication.

3 Table of Contents PART 1 Overview for the Spring 2014 Administration of the TCAP 1 Purpose of the TCAP 1 Using the TCAP Test Proctor s Manual 1 Test Security 2 Security Requirements 2 Reproducing Test Materials 2 Chain of Custody 2 Ensuring Standard Conditions 3 Standard Conditions for a Standardized Test 4 Standard Conditions 4 Test Preparation Requirements 4 Preparing the Testing Environment 4 Preparing Students for Testing 5 Important Precautions During Testing 5 Ethical Practices 6 Test Materials 8 Materials Required for Testing 8 Test Administration 9 Responsibilities of the TCAP Test Proctor 9 Test Administration Symbols 10

4 PART 2 Administering the Grade 3 Writing Test (English) 11 General Directions 11 Session 1: Writing 12 Session 2: Writing 18 Administering the Grade 3 Mathematics Test 20 General Directions 20 Session 1: Mathematics 21 Session 2: Mathematics 26 Administering the Grade 4 Reading/Writing Test (English) 28 General Directions 28 Session 1: Writing 29 Session 2: Writing 32 Session 3: Reading 36 Session 4: Reading 39 Session 5: Writing 41 Session 6: Reading/Writing 46 Administering the Grade 4 Mathematics Test 49 General Directions 49 Session 1: Mathematics 50 Session 2: Mathematics 55 Session 3: Mathematics 57 Administering the Grade 3 Writing Test (Spanish) 59 General Directions 59 Sesión 1: Escritura 60 Sesión 2: Escritura 65

5 Administering the Grade 4 Reading/Writing Test (Spanish) 67 General Directions 67 Sesión 1: Escritura 68 Sesión 2: Escritura 71 Sesión 3: Lectura/Escritura 75 Sesión 4: Lectura 79 Sesión 5: Escritura 81 Sesión 6: Lectura 85 PART 3 Preparing Test Materials for Return to the School Assessment Coordinator 87 Checking Student Test Materials 87 Organizing and Processing Test Materials 87

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7 Part 1 Overview for the Spring 2014 Administration of the TCAP Purpose of the TCAP The Transitional Colorado Assessment Program (TCAP) is Colorado s largescale standardized achievement test. The purpose of the TCAP is to provide an annual measure of student performance relative to the Colorado Model Content Standards. Where the current blueprint allows, items will represent the overlap between the Colorado Model Content Standards and the new Colorado Academic Standards. The TCAP is a timed, standardized assessment and must be administered under standardized conditions to ensure the reliability and validity of results. The TCAP is a timed, standardized assessment. It must be administered under standardized conditions to ensure the reliability and validity of results. Using the TCAP Test Proctor s Manual The TCAP Test Proctor s Manual must be used by the TCAP Test Proctor during the administration of the TCAP. The guidelines and test administration script provided in this manual ensure that every student in Colorado receives the same standard directions during the administration of the test. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 1

8 Test Security Security requirements The security of test materials must be maintained before, during, and after test administration. Security requirements include making sure that: no test materials are reproduced a documented Chain of Custody is maintained for all test materials all students take the TCAP tests in a standardized manner per state requirements Test materials must not be reproduced. Reproducing test materials No test materials may be reproduced in whole or in part or paraphrased. This includes discussing, memorizing, photocopying, photographing, scanning, encoding, ing, Morse code, note taking, text messaging, blogging and other forms of social networking, or any other reproduction methodology that would violate the security of the test. The TCAP Test Proctor must adhere to the following guidelines: Do not copy, by any means, any student work that results from this assessment, unless required as part of an accommodated test administration. Do not reproduce materials from a test book by any means. Do not review or read test items, unless required as part of an accommodated test administration. Do not share knowledge of the content of any secure test item with anyone. Note: Transcribed tests and all related materials used during the transcription process must be returned to the School Assessment Coordinator (SAC). Chain of Custody A documented Chain of Custody must be maintained for all test materials before, during, and after test administration. The following are Chain of Custody requirements for the TCAP administration: Secure materials must be delivered to school buildings no more than one week in advance of test administration. All test materials must be accounted for. The SAC must store the test materials in a secure and locked location before and after testing. Test materials must not be stored in classrooms. The SAC is responsible for the distribution of test materials to TCAP Test Proctors and for the collection of the test materials at the end of each testing session. TCAP Test Proctors may have access to test books only on the day the content area is assessed. However, when two content areas are tested on the same day, both test books must not be passed out to the TCAP Test Proctors at 2 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

9 the same time. For example, the reading/writing test books must not be distributed during the time that mathematics is tested. This prevents the wrong test from being administered at the wrong time, which may result in misadministrations. Test books must be secured while in the TCAP Test Proctor s possession. Students must not have access to the test books before the first testing session. Missing test books or any test irregularities must be reported to the School Assessment Coordinator and/or the District Assessment Coordinator (DAC). All test materials, both used and unused, must be returned to CTB/McGraw-Hill. No test materials may be destroyed. All large-print, Braille, high-contrast, and other alternate-response test books and all materials used for transcribing student responses must be returned to CTB/McGraw-Hill. Ensuring Standard Conditions Test security requires that all students take the tests in a standardized manner at the same time, using the same test, and with no student interaction. Multiple grades and multiple content areas must not be tested in the same testing environment. Students must not have access to the test books before the first testing session. Multiple grades and multiple content areas must not be tested in the same testing environment. Students who Become Ill During Testing If a student becomes ill during a test administration, the student may make up any incomplete or missed sessions at a later time, but he or she must not change responses to any questions already answered. Students Who Move on to Another Session Without Permission If students complete one session of a test and then proceed to the next session without receiving specific instructions from a TCAP Test Proctor to do so, the test has been misadministered. The standard consequence of misadministering a test is the invalidation of that test. If a TCAP Test Proctor discovers that a student has proceeded to another session without proper instructions to do so, the TCAP Test Proctor must immediately stop the student and take the test book from the student. The content area assessment must then be invalidated using the misadministration code on the student data grid. The student must not be allowed to complete the session. Though the student will receive a no score for this content area, the district will still receive some information regarding the student s performance in the electronic reports provided to the district. Therefore, the student should complete any remaining sessions in this content area that are scheduled to be administered. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 3

10 Standard Conditions for a Standardized Test Standard Conditions The TCAP must be administered to all students in Colorado in a standardized manner. The TCAP Test Proctor must prepare and maintain a secure testing environment that provides standard testing conditions for all students taking the TCAP. Electronic communication devices including, but not limited to, cell phones, digital cameras, and handheld scanners are not allowed in the testing environment during testing. Test Preparation Requirements Students must not have access to the test books before the first testing session. Only standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencils must be used on the test books. Mechanical pencils and pens must not be used on any part of the test books. Test sessions must be given in the order in which they appear in the test books. TCAP Test Proctors must follow the test administration script exactly as it is written. Electronic communication devices including, but not limited to, cell phones, digital cameras, and handheld scanners are not allowed in the testing environment during testing. Classroom manipulatives must not be used in place of the punch-out tools provided with the mathematics assessments. The use of calculators is not allowed for any part of the mathematics assessments, with two exceptions: Session 3 in both grade 9 and grade 10. If students require specific accommodations, consult with the School Assessment Coordinator to ensure the appropriate accommodation is administered in the proper manner. If a student asks for clarification of test directions before the test begins, the oral directions from the test administration script may be repeated to the entire class. If students finish a test session before the allotted time for that session has ended, they may be allowed to read a book. Students must not be allowed to write. Preparing the Testing Environment The testing environment must be prepared in advance of test administration to ensure standard conditions are provided for all students taking the TCAP. All reference materials such as wall charts, visual aids, posters, graphic organizers, and instructional materials that may be perceived as offering assistance in answering test questions must be covered or removed before testing begins. The TCAP Test Proctor must cover or remove the following: multiplication tables number lines that demonstrate odd/even or decimal/fractional parts 4 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

11 tables of mathematical facts or formulas fraction equivalents writing aids and punctuation charts spelling or vocabulary lists phonics charts The TCAP Test Proctor must contact the SAC if there are any questions regarding specific displays. Preparing Students for Testing Before testing begins, students should be instructed to clear their desks of all materials, including pens, highlighters, colored pencils, markers, and calculators. Students must use only standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencils to respond to test questions. Only responses marked with No. 2 pencils can be scanned and scored. The TCAP Test Proctor must prepare students for testing by: Students must use only standard, wooden, graphitebased No. 2 pencils to mark or write answers. helping students approach testing in a relaxed, positive way encouraging students to put forth their best efforts explaining that it is important to do their best because the TCAP measures their academic growth from year to year explaining that by achieving proficiency on the TCAP, students will be able to progress in their skills and knowledge and be better prepared for the world of work and higher education Important Precautions During Testing It is important that the following precautions be observed: Do not provide feedback, including any hint about the correctness of a response or any guidance on work in the draft booklet. Do not coach, edit, or point out errors in student work. Do not encourage students to edit their responses through tone, gesture, or questions or statements such as Are you sure? Look at that again, or You can write more. Do not clarify test items. Do not answer content-related questions. Do not interfere with the demonstration of skills. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. Do not attempt to score student responses on the TCAP before returning the tests to CTB/McGraw-Hill. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 5

12 Ethical Practices All licensed Colorado educators and TCAP Test Proctors must conform to ethical practice when administering the TCAP. Ethical practice is defined by the American Heritage and Merriam-Webster dictionaries as the accepted professional standards of conduct with respect to the rightness and wrongness of their actions and the goodness and badness of the motives and ends of such actions. Quality instruction will produce quality student performance on state tests. While teaching test-taking strategies and providing some regular instruction using formats similar to those found on standardized tests is appropriate, instruction that is explicitly designed as practice for the TCAP provides students with negative messages about what is important to their education and performance. This is not considered ethical practice. Further clarification regarding appropriate test preparation is provided in the table below. Test Preparation for TCAP Developing instructional objectives based on the Colorado Model Content Standards and/or the new Colorado Academic Standards. Making changes in instruction that enhance student skills, learning, and achievement. Using TCAP-released items for professional development purposes and as examples in the classroom. Using TCAP-released items to familiarize students with the different item formats, to show how to indicate responses, and for general test-taking strategies. Motivating students to perform well on the assessment by talking to students and their parents. Developing curriculum based on specific TCAP items. Preparing instructional objectives based on specific TCAP items and teaching accordingly, rather than developing instructional objectives based on the content standards. Using TCAP-released items as the sole basis for curriculum and instruction. Sharing an actual TCAP test instrument in a public forum (which is a violation of test security and could invalidate student results). Copying test passages, test items, writing prompts, and/or student responses from an actual TCAP assessment for use in instructional planning, classroom instruction, or assessment. Making a copy of the TCAP and/or preparing a student study guide based on the items on a particular assessment. Is This an Ethical Practice? YES X X X X X NO X X X X X X 6 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

13 Test Preparation for TCAP Is This an Ethical Practice? YES NO Copying the vocabulary words from TCAP test items, reading passages, or writing prompts (as opposed to words from the test directions), and using them as the basis for, or incorporating them into, language arts instruction. Presenting items verbatim or paraphrased from the assessment to be given. Knowingly deviating from the prescribed administration procedures in the TCAP Test Proctor s Manual in order to assist student performance. Leaving visible word walls, vocabulary posters, spelling words, multiplication tables, or any other aids that could artificially inflate student scores or that are expressly forbidden in TCAP manuals. Allowing students to use dictionaries, thesauri, or word processors with spell and grammar check on the reading and writing assessments. Scribing the essence of a student s response rather than scribing exact student responses including grammatical errors and incorrect responses when scribing is the accommodation. Telling students the correct responses or allowing them to discuss answers among themselves. Hinting to a student to reconsider an answer he or she has marked for any item. Allowing the use of notes or other materials that may give students an unfair advantage. Changing responses that students have written or bubbled in. Excluding eligible, but lower-performing, students from the TCAP by: encouraging lower-performing, special education, or limited English proficient students to stay home during the testing period to artificially boost apparent school performance sending on field trips or dismissing lower-performing, special education, or limited English proficient students during the testing period to artificially inflate apparent school performance encouraging students who are not reading at grade level to stay home during the reading portion of the TCAP Not providing a student with the allowable accommodations on the TCAP that are normally used by him or her during regular assessment situations, including district, school, and classroom assessments. Providing a student with accommodations on the assessment that are not normally used by him or her during regular assessment situations, including district, school, and classroom assessments. X X X X X X X X X X X X X Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 7

14 Test Materials Materials Required for Testing Prior to the test administration, the TCAP Test Proctor is responsible for ensuring that an adequate supply of all materials required for testing is available in the testing environment. Test materials required for testing include: Pens, mechanical pencils, ink stamps, colored pencils, highlighters, markers, and crayons must not be used on any part of the test materials. test books (with bar code labels) draft booklets (reading/writing tests only) punch-out tools (mathematics tests only) Do Not Disturb sign (not supplied by CTB/McGraw-Hill) standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencils with erasers (not supplied by CTB/McGraw-Hill) Pens, mechanical pencils, ink stamps, colored pencils, highlighters, markers, and crayons must not be used on any part of the test materials. Use of these marking tools may prevent tests from being accurately scanned. The TCAP Test Proctor must notify the SAC if any of the following conditions exist: Materials are missing. Materials have been damaged. Materials contain printing irregularities. 8 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

15 Test Administration Responsibilities of the TCAP Test Proctor The primary responsibility of the TCAP Test Proctor is to provide a standardized, ethical administration of the TCAP. This will ensure that every student has an equal opportunity to demonstrate, within the standard conditions provided to all students in Colorado, what he or she knows and is able to do. The responsibilities of the TCAP Test Proctor include: reviewing the TCAP Test Proctor s Manual prior to test administration preparing the testing environment preparing the materials for administering the TCAP ensuring the security of all materials at all times per state requirements following the schedule for test administration as communicated by the SAC following the school s communication protocol and, if a problem occurs, immediately notifying the SAC checking to see that students are marking answers in the correct manner during test administration ensuring that all students use only standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencils to mark their answers organizing test materials for return to the SAC after the test administration is completed Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 9

16 Test Administration Symbols The test administration symbols shown below are used throughout the specific test administration directions. Information that is only for you and is not to be read aloud is printed in this type style. The directions you are to read aloud to students are preceded by and are printed in bold type. This symbol accompanies anything concerning the timing of the test. This symbol indicates places where you may want to use a test book to show sample items or to make sure students have turned to the correct page. Important: Whenever a Go On arrow appears, students are to turn the page stop_session_05csap.eps 06/15/05 lr and continue working. Go On Whenever a STOP sign appears, students must not proceed to the next part in the test. STOP Do not go on to the next page. Check that you have answered every question in this session. In addition to the STOP icon shown above, there is a STOP page between sessions that says ATTENTION! STOP. Do NOT turn the page until you are told to do so. The STOP page will always be a right-hand page, and it will be preceded or followed by at least one page that says Do not mark on this page. These pages are provided to ensure that students know they must stop after each session and must not continue to the next session. Note: This page has been added to the English tests only. 10 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

17 Part 2 Administering the Grade 3 Writing Test (English) General Directions The TCAP Test Proctor should do the following: GRADE 3 (English) Before administering the test, use a No. 2 pencil to write the name of the student, teacher, school, and district on the front cover of each test book. Distribute the test books to the students, making sure that each student receives the test book with his or her name on the front cover. Tell students not to open or make any marks in their books until they receive instructions to do so. Open one test book to show students examples. You may walk around the testing environment so that all students can see the pages. Point to page 7 of the test book. Tell students to write only on the lines provided and not to write beyond the lines or across the gray bars that run along the edges of the page. Only No. 2 pencils may be used on any part of the test materials. This includes the front cover. Point to the words Do not mark on this page between Sessions 1 and 2. Tell students that they must not make any marks on any page that says Do not mark on this page. During testing, no electronic communication devices are allowed in the testing environment. Specific directions for test administration begin on page 12. It is important that the TCAP Test Proctor read all directions exactly as they are printed in the script. If there is time remaining in a testing session, students may go back and check their work or answer any questions they did not answer in that session only. The following may be written on the board as a reminder: You may go back and check your work in this session only. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 11

18 GRADE 3 (English) Session 1: Writing Each student must have a test book and a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Today you are going to complete Session 1 in your Grade 3 Writing test book for the Transitional Colorado Assessment Program. Your writing test contains multiple-choice questions. You will also complete an editing task and write a paragraph in response to a question. You will write all your answers in your test book. For multiple-choice questions, fill in the bubble that goes with the answer you choose. For questions that require you to give a written response, you must write your answers on the lines provided. Do not write beyond the lines. Are there any questions? You must use a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil for all parts of the test, whether you are writing or filling in bubbles. Open your test book to page 1 and look at the directions at the top of the page. Read along silently while I read aloud. As you work, you will see two pictures. The following tells you what each picture means. Whenever you see a Go On arrow, you should turn the page and continue working. As you finish each session, you will see the following reminder. STOP. Do not go on to the next page. Check that you have answered every question in this session. This reminder means that you have reached the end of the session and that you must not go on to the next page. You should go back and check your answers to each question in this session only. Bubbles next to your answers should be filled in completely. All other bubbles should be empty. Be sure to make your marks heavy and dark. If you want to change an answer, completely erase the mark you made before making a new mark. You should erase any stray marks in all other bubbles. Hold up a STOP page so that all students can see it. At the end of Session 1, you will see a page with the text ATTENTION! STOP. Do NOT turn the page until you are told to do so. You must not go beyond this page. Are there any questions? Point to the planning space on page TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

19 Planning space is provided in your test book for questions that ask you to write a paragraph. You may choose to plan your writing, but you will not receive any points for planning. You will be scored only on the paragraph you write. We will begin by doing some sample questions. These are some of the types of questions you will be answering during this session. You will mark or write your answers to the sample questions in the test book. Turn to the sample questions on page 3. GRADE 3 (English) Check to make sure students are on the correct page. Samples a and b Read Sample A. Fill in the bubble for the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample A, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample A. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample A is I went to the fair with Grandma last week because that sentence tells the main idea for the paragraph. Are there any questions? Now read Sample B. Fill in the bubble for the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample B, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample B. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample B is His cousins because it is plural and correctly completes the sentence. Are there any questions? Turn to page 4 and find Samples C, D, and E. Check to make sure students are on the correct page. Samples C, D, and E Read Sample C. Fill in the bubble for the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample C, stop working. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 13

20 GRADE 3 (English) Give students time to answer Sample C. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample C is Pat plays in the yard because it is the only choice that has a subject, a verb, and a complete idea. Are there any questions? Read Sample D. Fill in the bubble for the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample D, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample D. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample D is Our class planted tiny carrot seeds in the school garden. This answer choice is correct because that sentence has the words in the proper order and arranged correctly. Are there any questions? Now read Sample E. Fill in the bubble for the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample E, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample E. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample E is the third option: the sentence that shows George with a capital G and shows I capitalized both times. This answer is correct because George is a name, so it should be capitalized; I refers to the speaker, so it should be capitalized. Are there any questions? Now look at Sample F on page 5. Sample F Read Sample F. Fill in the bubble for the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample F, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample F. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample F is Use Topic Sentence 1 because it explains how bees work together to find food. This answer choice is correct because it best explains the reason why Topic Sentence 1 fits with the paragraph. Are there any questions? 14 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

21 Turn to page 6 and look at Sample G. Sample G Check to make sure students are on the correct page. Read along silently while I read aloud. Read this paragraph about summer. There are four words or phrases underlined in the paragraph. A word or phrase is underlined because it may contain a mistake in grammar and usage, punctuation, capitalization, or spelling. Do not write corrections in the paragraph. Write the corrections on the next page. Look at the top of page 7. Look carefully at the underlined word or phrase in the paragraph. If there is a mistake, write the word or phrase correctly on the blank line next to the word or phrase. If an underlined word or phrase is correct in the paragraph, write OK on the blank line. When you have finished Sample G, stop working. Give students time to look at Sample G and correct the errors. Then discuss the sample with them. GRADE 3 (English) The correct answers for the four words or phrases in Sample G are: (1) more longer is not correct; you should have written longer on the blank line next to the phrase more longer on page 7 (2) there is correct; you should have written OK (3) bike. [period] and is not correct; you should have written bike and without the period (4) plays is not correct; you should have written play Are there any questions? If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. Whenever you see a Go On arrow at the bottom of a page, turn the page and keep working. Continue working until you come to a STOP sign. You must stop when you come to the STOP sign. When you have finished answering all the questions in Session 1, you should go back and check your work in this session only. You must not go beyond the STOP page to Session 2. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 15

22 GRADE 3 (English) Check to make sure students have not turned the page or started to work. When you finish checking your work in Session 1, close your test book and place your pencil on top of the book. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 60-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Are there any questions? Read all the directions and questions carefully and mark or write your answers in the spaces provided. Do not write beyond the lines. Remember, you must not go beyond the STOP page in your test book. You will not lose any points for guessing, so try to answer every question. You will be taking only Session 1 of the test now. Turn to Session 1 beginning on page 8. If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Pause while students turn to the correct page. It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you write. You may begin. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 1. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES + 60 RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. Make sure they are using standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencils, not pens. 16 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

23 When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, STOP. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and that no student has an opportunity to take test books from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! GRADE 3 (English) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 17

24 GRADE 3 (English) Session 2: Writing Today you are going to complete Session 2 in your Grade 3 Writing test book. Check to make sure that your name is on the test book I give you. Do not open your test book until you are told to do so. Distribute the test books to students and make sure each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book from Session 1. Administer the sample questions to any student who was absent for Session 1. If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. Whenever you see a Go On arrow at the bottom of a page, turn the page and keep working. Continue working until you come to a STOP sign. When you have finished answering all the questions in Session 2, you should go back and check your work in this session only. You must not go back to Session 1. Check to make sure students have not opened the test books or started to work. When you finish checking your work in Session 2, close your test book and place your pencil on top of the book. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 60-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Are there any questions? Read all the directions carefully and mark or write your answers in the spaces provided. Do not write beyond the lines. You will not lose any points for guessing, so try to answer every question. 18 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

25 You will be taking only Session 2 of the test now. Open your test book to Session 2 beginning on page 20. Pause while students open to the correct page. It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you write. You may begin. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 2. GRADE 3 (English) RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. Make sure they are using standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencils, not pens. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? At the end of the 60-minute testing session, STOP. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and that no student has an opportunity to take test books from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 19

26 GRADE 3 MATHEMATICS Only No. 2 pencils may be used on any part of the test materials. This includes the front cover. Administering the Grade 3 Mathematics Test General Directions The TCAP Test Proctor should do the following: Before administering the test, use a No. 2 pencil to write the name of the student, teacher, school, and district on the front cover of each test book. Remove the punch-out tools from their sheets. Distribute the test books to the students, making sure that each student receives the test book with his or her name on the front cover. Tell students not to open or make any marks in their books until they receive instructions to do so. Distribute the punch-out tools to the students, making sure that each student receives a complete set. Open one test book to show students examples. You may walk around the testing environment so that all students can see the pages. Point to the edges of page 1 of the test book. Caution students not to make any marks across the gray bars that run along the edges of the page. Point to the words Do not mark on this page between Sessions 1 and 2. Tell students that they must not make any marks on any page that says Do not mark on this page. During testing, no electronic communication devices are allowed in the testing environment. Specific directions for test administration begin on page 21. It is important that the TCAP Test Proctor read all directions exactly as they are printed in the script. If there is time remaining in a testing session, students may go back and check their work or answer any problems they did not answer in that session only. The following may be written on the board as a reminder: You may go back and check your work on this session only. 20 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

27 Session 1: Mathematics Each student must have a test book, punch-out tools, and a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Today you are going to complete Session 1 in your Grade 3 Mathematics test book for the Transitional Colorado Assessment Program. Your mathematics test contains multiple-choice problems and problems that require you to show your work or give a response that may include words, numbers, or pictures. You will not be scored on spelling, grammar and usage, punctuation, or capitalization. You will write all your answers in your test book. For problems that require you to show your work or give a response that may include words, numbers, or pictures, you must show all your work in the space or on the lines provided. You must not use calculators or scratch paper during the test. For multiple-choice problems, if necessary, you may use the space near the problem to do your work. Then fill in the bubble that goes with the answer you choose. Are there any questions? GRADE 3 MATHEMATICS You must use a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil for all parts of the test, whether you are writing or filling in bubbles. Open your test book to page 1 and look at the directions at the top of the page. Read along silently while I read aloud. As you work, you may see small pictures called icons. The following tells you what each icon means. Look at the first icon. Use the ruler. Have the students locate and identify the ruler. Look at the second icon. Use the counters. Have the students locate and identify the counters. Look at the third icon. Use the pattern blocks. Have the students locate and identify the pattern blocks. The punch-out tools may help you solve the problems, but you may choose to solve the problems without using the tools. Whenever you see a Go On arrow, you should turn the page and continue working. As you finish each session, you will see the following reminder. STOP. Do not go on to the next page. Check that you have answered every question in this session. This icon means that you have reached the end of the session and that you must not go on to the next page. You should go back and check your answers to each question in this session only. Bubbles next to your answers should be filled in completely. All other bubbles should be empty. Be sure to make your marks heavy and dark. If you want to change an answer, completely erase the mark you made before making a new mark. You should erase any stray marks in all other bubbles. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 21

28 GRADE 3 MATHEMATICS Hold up a STOP page so that all students can see it. At the end of Session 1, you will see a page with the text ATTENTION! STOP. Do NOT turn the page until you are told to do so. You must not go beyond this page. Are there any questions? We will begin by doing some sample problems. These are some of the types of questions you will be answering during this session. You will mark or write your answers to the sample problems in the test book. Turn to the sample problems on page 2. Check to see that all students are on the correct page. Point to the space next to Sample A. You may use the space next to a problem to do your work. Sample A Solve the problem in Sample A. Then fill in the bubble next to the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample A, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample A. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample A is 847 because 821 plus 26 is 847. You should have filled in the bubble next to 847. Are there any questions? Sample B Use the ruler to help you solve Sample B. Read Sample B. Then do the problem and fill in the bubble next to the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample B, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample B. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample B is 8 centimeters. You should have filled in the bubble next to 8 centimeters. Are there any questions? Now look at Sample C on page TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

29 Sample C Use the pattern blocks to help you solve Sample C. Read Sample C. Then do the problem. When you have finished Sample C, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample C. Then discuss the sample with them. To solve the problem, you should have used the green pattern block. You should have traced around the green pattern block pointing down for Figure 7. Move around the testing environment to check that students answers look like the figure shown. GRADE 3 MATHEMATICS Figure 7 In order to receive the maximum credit for this kind of problem, you must show all your work in the space or on the lines provided. Are there any questions? If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book and punch-out tools before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. Whenever you see a Go On arrow at the bottom of a page, turn the page and keep working. Continue working until you come to a STOP sign. You must stop when you come to the STOP sign. When you have finished answering all the problems in Session 1, you should go back and check your work in this session only. You must not go beyond the STOP page to Session 2. Check to make sure students have not turned the page or started to work. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 23

30 GRADE 3 MATHEMATICS When you finish checking your work in Session 1, place your punch-out tools inside the front cover of your test book. Close your test book and place your pencil on top of the book. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 65-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Are there any questions? Read each problem carefully and mark or write your answers in the spaces provided. Do not write beyond the lines. Remember, you must not go beyond the STOP page in your test book. You will not lose any points for guessing, so try to answer every problem. You will be taking only Session 1 of the test now. Turn to Session 1 beginning on page 4. Pause while students turn to the correct page. It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you solve problems in mathematics. You may begin. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 1. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 65 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 65 If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. 24 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

31 At the end of the 65-minute testing session, STOP. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book. Collect all remaining test materials, including test books and punch-out tools. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test materials and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. GRADE 3 MATHEMATICS Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 25

32 GRADE 3 MATHEMATICS Session 2: Mathematics Today you are going to complete Session 2 in your Grade 3 Mathematics test book. Check to make sure that your name is on the test book I give you. Do not open your test book until you are told to do so. Distribute the test materials to students. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book and punch-out tools from Session 1. Also, make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Administer the sample problems to any student who was absent for Session 1. If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book and punch-out tools before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. Whenever you see a Go On arrow at the bottom of a page, turn the page and keep working. Continue working until you come to a STOP sign. When you have finished answering all the problems in Session 2, you should go back and check your work in this session only. You must not go back to Session 1. Check to make sure students have not opened the test books or started to work. When you finish checking your work in Session 2, close your test book. Place your punch-out tools and your pencil on top of the book. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 65-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Are there any questions? Read each problem carefully and mark or write your answers in the spaces provided. Do not write beyond the lines. 26 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

33 You will not lose any points for guessing, so try to answer every problem. You will be taking only Session 2 of the test now. Open your test book to Session 2 beginning on page 18. Pause while students open to the correct page. It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you solve problems in mathematics. You may begin. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 2. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 65 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 65 GRADE 3 MATHEMATICS While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? At the end of the 65-minute testing session, Stop. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book. Make sure there are no punch-out tools inside your test book. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test materials and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. It is a district decision as to what will be done with the math punch-out tools once testing is complete. The DAC will decide if these tools can be kept by students and teachers, or if they must be returned with all of the testing materials. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 27

34 GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Administering the Grade 4 Reading/Writing Test (English) General Directions Only No. 2 pencils may be used on any part of the test materials. This includes the front cover. The TCAP Test Proctor should do the following: Before administering the test, use a No. 2 pencil to write the name of the student, teacher, school, and district on the front cover of each test book. On the front cover of each draft booklet, write the student s name. Distribute the test books and draft booklets to the students, making sure that each student receives the test book and draft booklet with his or her name on the front covers. Tell students not to open or make any marks in either of their books until they receive instructions to do so. Open one test book to show students examples. You may walk around the testing environment so that all students can see the pages. Point to page 11 of the test book. Tell students to write only on the lines provided and not to write beyond the lines or across the gray bars that run along the edges of the page. Point to the words Do not mark on this page between Sessions 1 and 2. Tell students that they must not make any marks on any page that says Do not mark on this page. During testing, no electronic communication devices are allowed in the testing environment. Specific directions for test administration begin on page 29. It is important that the TCAP Test Proctor read all directions exactly as they are printed in the script. In Session 2, students may refer to the writing task and the planning page in Session 1 as well as to the draft booklet. Tell students that if there is time remaining in Sessions 3 through 6, they may go back and check their work or answer any questions they did not answer in that session only. The following may be written on the board as a reminder: You may go back and check your work on this session only. 28 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

35 Session 1: Writing Each student must have a test book, a draft booklet (Draft Booklet A), and a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Today you will be tested on writing in Session 1 in your Grade 4 Reading/Writing test book for the Transitional Colorado Assessment Program. You must use a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil for all parts of the test, whether you are writing or filling in bubbles. Open your test book to page 1 and look at the directions at the top of the page. Read along silently while I read aloud. As you work, you will see two pictures called icons. The following tells you what each icon means. Whenever you see a Go On arrow, you should turn the page and continue working. As you finish Sessions 3 through 6, you will see the following reminder. STOP. Do not go on to the next page. Check that you have answered every question in this session. This icon means that you have reached the end of the session and that you must not go on to the next page. You should go back and check your answers to each question in that session only. Bubbles next to your answers should be filled in completely. All other bubbles should be empty. In Sessions 1 and 2, there will not be any bubbles. GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Hold up a STOP page so that all students can see it. At the end of Session 1, you will see a page with the text ATTENTION! STOP. Do NOT turn the page until you are told to do so. You must not go beyond this page. Are there any questions? If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book and draft booklet before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. When you have finished Session 1, you should go back and check your work in this session only. You must not go beyond the STOP page to Session 2 or any of the following sessions. Check to make sure students have not turned the page or started to work. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 29

36 GRADE 4 READING/ (English) When you finish checking your work in Session 1, close your test book and draft booklet and place your pencil on top of the books. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 60-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Are there any questions? Read all the directions carefully and write only on the lines provided. Do not write beyond the lines. You will be taking only Session 1 of the test now. Turn to Session 1 beginning on page 2 of your test book. Show the page for planning in the test book on page 3 and the pages for writing the draft in the draft booklet. You are going to use the planning page in your test book and then write the first draft in your separate draft booklet. You will receive credit for any work you do on the planning page in your test book only. Remember, you must not go beyond the STOP page in your test book. Silently read the task to yourself. Then go on to do the work. Are there any questions? It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you write. You may begin. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 1. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

37 While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are writing in the correct areas and are working independently. If students are confused about how to navigate between the test book and the draft booklet, Use the planning space on page 3 to plan your writing. Then write your first draft in your separate draft booklet. Otherwise, do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, STOP. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book and draft booklet. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and draft booklet and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books and draft booklets, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers of both documents. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 31

38 GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Session 2: Writing Today you are going to complete Session 2 in your Grade 4 Reading/ Writing test book. Check to make sure that your name is on the test book and draft booklet I give you. Do not open your test book or your draft booklet until you are told to do so. Distribute the test books and draft booklets to students and make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphitebased No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book and draft booklet from Session 1 and that every student taking Session 2 has completed Session 1. Students who have not completed Session 1 must be administered Sessions 1 and 2 during consecutive makeup sessions. In this session, you will complete one editing task, and then you will revise your draft and write a final version. We will begin by doing a sample editing task. Open your test book to pages 6 and 7. Leave your draft booklet unopened on your desk. Check to make sure students are on the correct pages. Sample A Now find Sample A. Read along silently while I read aloud. Read this paragraph about summer. There are four words or phrases underlined in the paragraph. A word or phrase is underlined because it may contain a mistake in grammar and usage, punctuation, capitalization, or spelling. Do not write corrections in the paragraph. Write the corrections on the next page. Look at the top of page 7. Look carefully at the underlined word or phrase in the paragraph. If there is a mistake, write the word or phrase correctly on the blank line next to the word or phrase. If an underlined word or phrase is correct in the paragraph, write OK on the blank line. When you have finished Sample A, stop working. Give students time to look at Sample A and correct the errors. Then discuss the sample with them. 32 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

39 The correct answers for the four words or phrases in Sample A are: (1) more longer is not correct; you should have written longer on the blank line next to the phrase more longer on page 7 (2) there is correct; you should have written OK (3) bike. [period] and is not correct; you should have written bike and without the period (4) plays is not correct; you should have written play Are there any questions? If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book and draft booklet before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. When you have finished the editing task on pages 8 and 9, read the questions on page 10 to help you revise the draft you wrote during Session 1. You may go back to the writing task on page 2 and your notes on the planning page on page 3 to revise and edit your writing in your draft booklet. After you have revised and edited your draft, write the final copy beginning on page 11 of your test book. When you have finished, use the Writer s Checklist on page 15 to help you make sure you have done your best. Be careful that you allow enough time to write the final copy on the lines provided in the test book. Only the final copy that you write on the lines in the test book will be scored. You must use a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil. Carefully follow the directions in your test book. When you are ready to revise your writing, if you have any questions about what part of the process you should do next, raise your hand. When you have finished these tasks, you should go back and check your work. You must not go beyond the STOP page to Session 3 or any of the following sessions. GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Check to make sure students have not turned the page or started to work. When you finish checking your work, close your test book and draft booklet and place your pencil on top of the books. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 60-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 33

40 GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Are there any questions? Read all the directions carefully and write only on the lines provided. Do not write beyond the lines. Remember, you must not go beyond the STOP page in your test book. You will be taking only Session 2 of the test now. Turn to the editing task on pages 8 and 9. It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you write. You may begin. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 2. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are writing in the correct areas and are working independently. If students are confused about how to navigate between the test book and the draft booklet, Use the revising questions in your test book to revise and edit the first draft you wrote in your draft booklet. Write your final copy in your test book beginning on page 11. Proofread your final copy using the Writer s Checklist on page 15 in your test book. Otherwise, do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. Make sure they complete the editing task before they write their final copy. Make sure they are using standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencils, not pens. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. 34 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

41 At the end of the 60-minute testing session, STOP. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book and draft booklet. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and draft booklet and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books and draft booklets, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers of both documents. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 35

42 GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Session 3: Reading Today you are going to complete Session 3 in your Grade 4 Reading/ Writing test book. Check to make sure that your name is on the test book I give you. Do not open your test book until you are told to do so. Distribute the test books to students. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book from Sessions 1 and 2. Also, make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Students who have not completed Sessions 1 and 2 may begin testing with Session 3. Sessions 1 and 2 must be made up during consecutive makeup sessions. Do not distribute the draft booklets to students. The reading portion of your test contains multiple-choice questions and questions that require you to give a written response. For your work in the reading sessions, you will not be scored on spelling, grammar and usage, punctuation, or capitalization. You will write all your answers in your test book. For multiple-choice questions, fill in the bubble that goes with the answer you choose. Be sure to fill in the bubble completely and make your mark heavy and dark. If you want to change an answer, completely erase the mark you made before making a new mark. You should erase any stray marks in all other bubbles. For questions that require you to give a written response, you must write your answers on the lines provided. Do not write beyond the lines. We will begin by doing some sample questions. These are some of the types of questions you will be answering during this session. You will mark or write your answers to the sample questions in the test book. Open your test book to the sample reading questions on page 18. Check to make sure students are on the correct page. Samples B and C Read the directions and the sample passage Fast Tracks. Then do Samples B and C. When you have finished Samples B and C, stop working. You may refer back to the text as often as you like if that will help you answer the questions. Give students time to answer Samples B and C. Then discuss the samples with them. 36 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

43 The correct answer for Sample B is run because dash and run have similar meanings in this statement. The correct answer for Sample C is cheetah and because it can run 60 miles per hour for short distances. The best way to get full credit for written responses is to answer fully and to include details or ideas from the passage or text that is provided. Are there any questions? If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. Whenever you see a Go On arrow at the bottom of a page, turn the page and keep working. Continue working until you come to a STOP sign. You must stop when you come to the STOP sign. When you have finished answering all the questions in Session 3, you should go back and check your work in this session only. You must not go back to Session 1 or Session 2, and you must not go beyond the STOP page to Session 4 or any of the following sessions. GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Check to make sure students have not started to work. When you finish checking your work in Session 3, close your test book and place your pencil on top of the book. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 60-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Are there any questions? Read all the directions and questions carefully and mark or write your answers in the spaces provided. Do not write beyond the lines. Remember, you must not go beyond the STOP page in your test book. You will not lose any points for guessing, so try to answer every question. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 37

44 GRADE 4 READING/ (English) You will be taking only Session 3 of the test now. Look at Session 3 beginning on page 19. It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you read. You may begin. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 3. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, STOP. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 38 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

45 Session 4: Reading Today you are going to complete Session 4 in your Grade 4 Reading/ Writing test book. Check to make sure that your name is on the test book I give you. Do not open your test book until you are told to do so. Distribute the test books to students. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book from Session 3. Also, make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Do not distribute the draft booklets. Administer the sample questions to any student who was absent for Session 3. If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. Whenever you see a Go On arrow at the bottom of a page, turn the page and keep working. Continue working until you come to a STOP sign. You must stop when you come to the STOP sign. When you have finished answering all the questions in Session 4, you should go back and check your work in this session only. You must not go back to Session 3 or any other previous session, and you must not go beyond the STOP page to Session 5 or Session 6. GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Check to make sure students have not opened the test books or started to work. When you finish checking your work in Session 4, close your test book and place your pencil on top of the book. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 60-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Are there any questions? Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 39

46 GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Read all the directions and questions carefully and mark or write your answers in the spaces provided. Do not write beyond the lines. Remember, you must not go beyond the STOP page in your test book. You will not lose any points for guessing, so try to answer every question. You will be taking only Session 4 of the test now. Open your test book to Session 4 beginning on page 38. Pause while students open to the correct page. It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you read. You may begin. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 4. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, STOP. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 40 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

47 Session 5: Writing Today you are going to complete Session 5 in your Grade 4 Reading/ Writing test book. Check to make sure that your name is on the test book and draft booklet I give you. Do not open your test book or your draft booklet until you are told to do so. Distribute the test books and draft booklets to students. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book and draft booklet from previous sessions. Also, make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Provide a draft booklet to any student who was absent for Sessions 1 and 2. You are going to answer multiple-choice questions. You will also write two paragraphs in response to questions. For each paragraph, you may use one of the spaces provided on the inside back cover of your draft booklet to plan your writing. Point to the planning spaces on the inside back cover of the draft booklet. We will begin by doing some sample multiple-choice questions. These are some of the types of questions you will be answering during this session. You will mark your answers to the sample questions in the test book. Open your test book to the sample writing questions on page 56. GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Check to make sure students are on the correct page. Sample D Read Sample D. Fill in the bubble for the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample D, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample D. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample D is am because it is the only word choice that results in a complete and grammatically correct sentence. Are there any questions? Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 41

48 GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Sample E Read Sample E. Fill in the bubble for the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample E, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample E. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample E is Our class planted tiny carrot seeds in the school garden. This answer choice is correct because that sentence has the words in the proper order and arranged correctly. Are there any questions? Sample F Read Sample F. Fill in the bubble for the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample F, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample F. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample F is Pat plays in the yard. It is the only choice that has a subject, a verb, and a complete idea. Are there any questions? Now look at Sample G on page 57. Check to make sure students are on the correct page. Sample G Read Sample G. Fill in the bubble for the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample G, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample G. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample G is I found a puppy yesterday because that is the only sentence that introduces the topic covered by the rest of the paragraph. Are there any questions? 42 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

49 Sample H Read Sample H. Fill in the bubble for the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample H, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample H. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample H is Sentence 3 because that sentence is not related to the main idea of the paragraph. Are there any questions? Turn to Sample I on page 58. Check to make sure students are on the correct page. Sample I Read Sample I. Fill in the bubble for the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample I, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample I. Then discuss the sample with them. GRADE 4 READING/ (English) The correct answer for Sample I is Use Topic Sentence 1 because it explains how bees work together to find food. This answer choice is correct because it best explains the reason why Topic Sentence 1 fits with the paragraph. Are there any questions? If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book and draft booklet before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. Whenever you see a Go On arrow at the bottom of a page, turn the page and keep working. Continue working until you come to a STOP sign. You must stop when you come to the STOP sign. When you have finished answering all the questions in Session 5, you should go back and check your work in this session only. You must not go back to Session 4 or any other previous session, and you must not go beyond the STOP page to Session 6. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 43

50 GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Check to make sure students have not started to work. When you finish checking your work in Session 5, close your test book and draft booklet and place your pencil on top of the books. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 60-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Are there any questions? Read all the directions and questions carefully and mark or write your answers in the spaces provided. Do not write beyond the lines. Remember, you must not go beyond the STOP page in your test book. You will not lose any points for guessing, so try to answer every question. You will be taking only Session 5 of the test now. Turn to Session 5 beginning on page 60. It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you write. You may begin. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 5. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. If students are confused about how to navigate between the test book and the draft booklet, Planning space is provided on the inside back cover of your draft booklet for questions that ask you to write a paragraph. You may choose to plan your writing, but you will not receive any points for planning. You will be scored only on the paragraph you write in your test book. Otherwise, do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. 44 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

51 When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, STOP. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book and draft booklet. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and draft booklet and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books and draft booklets, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers of both documents. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 45

52 GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Session 6: Reading/Writing Today you are going to complete Session 6 in your Grade 4 Reading/ Writing test book. Check to make sure that your name is on the test book and draft booklet I give you. Do not open your test book or your draft booklet until you are told to do so. Distribute the test books and draft booklets to students. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book and draft booklet from previous sessions. Also, make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Administer the sample questions to any student who was absent for Sessions 3 and 4. Provide a draft booklet to any student who was absent for Sessions 1, 2, and 5. If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book and draft booklet before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. Whenever you see a Go On arrow at the bottom of a page, turn the page and keep working. Continue working until you come to a STOP sign. When you have finished answering all the questions in Session 6, you should go back and check your work in this session only. You must not go back to Session 5 or any other previous session. Check to make sure students have not opened the test books or draft booklets or started to work. When you finish checking your work in Session 6, close your test book and draft booklet and place your pencil on top of the books. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 60-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Are there any questions? 46 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

53 For all of your work in this session, except for the last question, you will not be scored on spelling, grammar and usage, punctuation, or capitalization. On the last question in this session, you will be scored on writing, grammar and usage, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization, as well as on content, organization, and style. For the last question, you may use one of the spaces provided on the inside back cover of your draft booklet to plan your writing. Point to the planning spaces on the inside back cover of the draft booklet. Are there any questions? Read all the directions and questions carefully and mark or write your answers in the spaces provided. Do not write beyond the lines. You will not lose any points for guessing, so try to answer every question. You will be taking only Session 6 of the test now. Open your test book to Session 6 beginning on page 80. Pause while students open to the correct page. It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you read and write. You may begin. GRADE 4 READING/ (English) Record the starting and stopping times for Session 6. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. If students are confused about how to navigate between the test book and the draft booklet, Planning space is provided on the inside back cover of your draft booklet for questions that ask you to write a paragraph. You may choose to plan your writing, but you will not receive any points for planning. You will be scored only on the paragraph you write in your test book. If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? Otherwise, do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 47

54 GRADE 4 READING/ (English) When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, Stop. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book and draft booklet. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and draft booklet and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books and draft booklets, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers of both documents. Separate the test books from the used draft booklets in order to return them to the School Assessment Coordinator. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 48 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

55 Administering the Grade 4 Mathematics Test General Directions The TCAP Test Proctor should do the following: Before administering the test, use a No. 2 pencil to write the name of the student, teacher, school, and district on the front cover of each test book. Remove the punch-out tools from their sheets. Distribute the test books to the students, making sure that each student receives the test book with his or her name on the front cover. Only No. 2 pencils may be used on any part of the test materials. This includes the front cover. Tell students not to open or make any marks in their books until they receive instructions to do so. Distribute the punch-out tools to the students, making sure that each student receives a complete set. Open one test book to show students examples. You may walk around the testing environment so that all students can see the pages. Point to the edges of page 1 of the test book. Caution students not to make any marks across the gray bars that run along the edges of the page. Point to the words Do not mark on this page between Sessions 1 and 2. Tell students that they must not make any marks on any page that says Do not mark on this page. During testing, no electronic communication devices are allowed in the testing environment. GRADE 4 MATHEMATICS Specific directions for test administration begin on page 50. It is important that the TCAP Test Proctor read all directions exactly as they are printed in the script. If there is time remaining in a testing session, students may go back and check their work or answer any problems they did not answer in that session only. The following may be written on the board as a reminder: You may go back and check your work on this session only. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 49

56 GRADE 4 MATHEMATICS Session 1: Mathematics Each student must have a test book, punch-out tools, and a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Today you are going to complete Session 1 in your Grade 4 Mathematics test book for the Transitional Colorado Assessment Program. Your mathematics test contains multiple-choice problems and problems that require you to show your work or give a response that may include words, numbers, or pictures. You will not be scored on spelling, grammar and usage, punctuation, or capitalization. You will write all your answers in your test book. For problems that require you to show your work or give a response that may include words, numbers, or pictures, you must show all your work in the space or on the lines provided. You must not use calculators or scratch paper during the test. For multiple-choice problems, if necessary, you may use the space near the problem to do your work. Then fill in the bubble that goes with the answer you choose. Are there any questions? You must use a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil for all parts of the test, whether you are writing or filling in bubbles. Open your test book to page 1 and look at the directions at the top of the page. Read along silently while I read aloud. As you work, you may see small pictures called icons. The following tells you what each icon means. Look at the first icon. Use the ruler. Have the students locate and identify the ruler. Look at the second icon. Use the counters. Have the students locate and identify the counters. Look at the third icon. Use the pattern blocks. Have the students locate and identify the pattern blocks. The punch-out tools may help you solve the problems, but you may choose to solve the problems without using the tools. Whenever you see a Go On arrow, you should turn the page and continue working. As you finish each session, you will see the following reminder. STOP. Do not go on to the next page. Check that you have answered every question in this session. This icon means that you have reached the end of the session and that you must not go on to the next page. You should go back and check your answers to each question in this session only. Bubbles next to your answers should be filled in completely. All other bubbles should be empty. Be sure to make your marks heavy and dark. If you want to change an answer, completely erase the mark you made before making a new mark. You should erase any stray marks in all other bubbles. 50 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

57 Are there any questions? We will begin by doing some sample problems. These are some of the types of questions you will be answering during this session. You will mark or write your answers to the sample problems in the test book. Turn to the sample problems on page 2. Check to make sure students are on the correct page. Point to the space next to Sample A. You may use the space next to a problem to do your work. Sample A Solve the problem in Sample A. Then fill in the bubble next to the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample A, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample A. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample A is 847 because 821 plus 26 is 847. You should have filled in the bubble next to 847. Are there any questions? Sample B GRADE 4 MATHEMATICS Use the ruler to help you solve Sample B. Read Sample B. Then do the problem and fill in the bubble next to the answer you choose. When you have finished Sample B, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample B. Then discuss the sample with them. The correct answer for Sample B is 8 centimeters. You should have filled in the bubble next to 8 centimeters. Are there any questions? Now look at Sample C on page 3. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 51

58 GRADE 4 MATHEMATICS Sample C Use the pattern blocks to help you solve Sample C. Read Sample C. Then do the problem. When you have finished Sample C, stop working. Give students time to answer Sample C. Then discuss the sample with them. To solve the problem, you should have used the green pattern block. You should have traced around the green pattern block pointing down for Figure 7. Move around the testing environment to check that students answers look like the figure shown. Figure 7 In order to receive the maximum credit for this kind of problem, you must show all your work in the space or on the lines provided. Are there any questions? If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book and punch-out tools before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. Whenever you see a Go On arrow at the bottom of a page, turn the page and keep working. Continue working until you come to a STOP sign. You must stop when you come to the STOP sign. When you have finished answering all the problems in Session 1, you should go back and check your work in this session only. You must not go beyond the STOP page to Session 2 or Session 3. Check to make sure students have not turned the page or started to work. 52 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

59 When you finish checking your work in Session 1, place your punch-out tools inside the front cover of your test book. Close your test book and place your pencil on top of the book. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 65-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Are there any questions? Read each problem carefully and mark or write your answers in the spaces provided. Do not write beyond the lines. Remember, you must not go beyond the STOP page in your test book. You will not lose any points for guessing, so try to answer every problem. You will be taking only Session 1 of the test now. Turn to Session 1 beginning on page 4. Pause while students turn to the correct page. It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you solve problems in mathematics. You may begin. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 1. GRADE 4 MATHEMATICS RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 65 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 65 While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 53

60 GRADE 4 MATHEMATICS At the end of the 65-minute testing session, STOP. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials, including test books and punch-out tools. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test materials and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 54 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

61 Session 2: Mathematics Today you are going to complete Session 2 in your Grade 4 Mathematics test book. Check to make sure that your name is on the test book I give you. Do not open your test book until you are told to do so. Distribute the test materials to students. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book and punch-out tools from Session 1. Also, make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Administer the sample problems to any student who was absent for Session 1. If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book and punch-out tools before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. Whenever you see a Go On arrow at the bottom of a page, turn the page and keep working. Continue working until you come to a STOP sign. You must stop when you come to the STOP sign. When you have finished answering all the problems in Session 2, you should go back and check your work in this session only. You must not go back to Session 1 or go beyond the STOP page to Session 3. Check to make sure students have not opened the test books or started to work. When you finish checking your work in Session 2, place your punch-out tools inside the front cover of your test book. Close your test book and place your pencil on top of the book. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 65-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. GRADE 4 MATHEMATICS Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Are there any questions? Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 55

62 GRADE 4 MATHEMATICS Read each problem carefully and mark or write your answers in the spaces provided. Do not write beyond the lines. Remember, you must not go beyond the STOP page in your test book. You will not lose any points for guessing, so try to answer every problem. You will be taking only Session 2 of the test now. Open your test book and turn to Session 2 beginning on page 22. Pause while students open to the correct page. It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you solve problems in mathematics. You may begin. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 2. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 65 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 65 If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. At the end of the 65-minute testing session, Stop. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials, including test books and punch-out tools. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test materials and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 56 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

63 Session 3: Mathematics Today you are going to complete Session 3 in your Grade 4 Mathematics test book. Check to make sure that your name is on the test book I give you. Do not open your test book until you are told to do so. Distribute the test materials to students. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book and punch-out tools from Sessions 1 and 2. Also, make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Administer the sample problems to any student who was absent for Sessions 1 and 2. If at any time you need to leave the room, raise your hand. Only one student may leave at a time, and you must hand in your test book and punch-out tools before you leave the room. During the test, there is to be no talking or disturbance. You are to look only at your own test book, not your neighbors test books. Whenever you see a Go On arrow at the bottom of a page, turn the page and keep working. Continue working until you come to a STOP sign. When you have finished answering all the problems in Session 3, you should go back and check your work in this session only. You must not go back to Session 1 or Session 2. Check to make sure students have not opened the test books or started to work. When you finish checking your work in Session 3, close your test book. Place your punch-out tools and your pencil on top of the book. Sit quietly until everyone has finished and the 65-minute testing session has ended. You may read a book, but you must not do any writing. GRADE 4 MATHEMATICS Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, You must not do any writing. Are there any questions? Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 57

64 GRADE 4 MATHEMATICS Read each problem carefully and mark or write your answers in the spaces provided. Do not write beyond the lines. You will not lose any points for guessing, so try to answer every problem. You will be taking only Session 3 of the test now. Open your test book and turn to Session 3 beginning on page 38. Pause while students open to the correct page. It is important for you to do your best so we can see how well you solve problems in mathematics. You may begin. If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Are you completely finished with this session? Record the starting and stopping times for Session 3. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 65 MINUTES + 65 RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, There are 10 minutes remaining. Remember to check your work and make sure you have answered all of the questions. You may continue working in this session only. At the end of the 65-minute testing session, STOP. This is the end of the testing session. Close your test book. Make sure there are no punch-out tools inside your test book. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test materials and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! It is a district decision as to what will be done with the math punch-out tools once testing is complete. The DAC will decide if these tools can be kept by students and teachers, or if they must be returned with all of the testing materials. 58 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

65 Printed in U.S.A REL This page to be placed between Escritura and Lectura sessions in Spanish test books ONLY Atención! No pases a la página siguiente Administering the Grade 3 Writing Test (Spanish) The TCAP Test Proctor should do the following: Make sure that a Spanish STOP page insert has been placed between Session 1 and Session 2 in all test books. On the front cover of each test book, use a No. 2 pencil to write the name of the student, teacher, school, and district. Distribute the test books to the students, making sure that each student receives the test book with his or her name on the front cover. Tell students not to open or make any marks in their books until they receive instructions to do so. Follow the general directions below to introduce the test. Specific directions for test administration begin on page 60. It is important that the TCAP Test Proctor read all directions exactly as they are printed in the script. General Directions Before administering the assessment, open one test book to show students examples of the following. Point to the ALTO icon on page 1. Tell students that whenever they see an ALTO icon, they must not go on. Point to the Sigue arrow at the bottom of page 5. Tell students that whenever they see a Sigue arrow, they should turn the page and continue working. Point to the margins next to the blank lines on page 9 of the test book. Tell students to write only on the lines provided and not to write beyond the lines or across the gray bars that run along the edges of the page. Point to the Spanish STOP page insert between Session 1 and Session 2. Tell students that they must not make any marks on any page that says No marques esta página. During testing, no electronic communication devices are allowed in the testing environment. If there is time remaining in a testing session, students may go back and check their work or answer any questions they did not answer in that session only. The following may be written on the board as a reminder: Pueden volver atrás y revisar el trabajo de esta sesión solamente. Only No. 2 pencils may be used on any part of the test materials. This includes the front cover. During the general directions, students should not have their test books open. You may walk around the testing environment with an open book so that all students can see example pages. GRADE 3 (Spanish) During testing, no electronic communication devices are allowed in the testing environment. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 59

66 GRADE 3 (Spanish) Sesión 1: Escritura Each student must have a test book and a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Hoy serán examinados en Escritura del Grado 3 en la Sesión 1 en el libro de examen del Programa de transición de evaluación para el estado de Colorado. El examen de Escritura tiene preguntas de selección múltiple de vocabulario, concordancia entre sujeto y verbo, oraciones completas y del uso de mayúsculas y puntuación. También van a completar un ejercicio de revisión y escribir tres párrafos sobre temas indicados. Van a escribir todas sus respuestas en su libro de examen. Marquen solamente los círculos y escriban solamente en las líneas indicadas para las respuestas. No escriban fuera de estas líneas. Tienen alguna pregunta? Deben usar un lápiz de madera estándar de grafito del número 2 para todo el examen, tanto para escribir como para rellenar los círculos. Abran su libro de examen en la página 1 y lean en silencio mientras yo leo en voz alta. Mientras escribes tu composición verás estos dibujos. Miren el primer dibujo. Este dibujo significa que puedes planear tu composición. Explain to students that using the planning space in the test book is optional. No credit is awarded to students for planning their writing. Se proporciona un espacio de planear en el libro de examen para las preguntas que les piden que escriban un párrafo. Pueden planear su escritura, pero no recibirán puntos por planear. Solo se les calificará el párrafo que escriban. Miren el segundo dibujo. Este dibujo significa que vas a escribir tu respuesta. Cuando termines, recuerda revisar el uso correcto de la gramática, las mayúsculas, la puntuación y la ortografía. Cuando termines cada sesión, verás este aviso. ALTO. No pases a la página siguiente. Asegúrate de haber contestado todas las preguntas de esta sesión. Este aviso significa que han llegado al final de la sesión y que no deben pasar a la próxima página. Deben revisar las respuestas a las preguntas de esa sesión solamente. Point to the margins next to the blank lines on page 9. Tell students not to write in these areas. 60 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

67 Tienen alguna pregunta? Empezaremos con algunos ejemplos de preguntas de selección múltiple. Estos son algunos de los tipos de preguntas que contestarán en esta sesión. Para cada ejemplo, rellenen el círculo que corresponde a la respuesta que escojan. Asegúrense de rellenar el círculo completamente con una marca oscura. Si quieren cambiar una respuesta, borren completamente la marca que hicieron antes de hacer otra. Pasen a la página 2 de ejemplos. Check to see that all students are on the correct page. Ejemplos A y b Los Ejemplos A y B muestran preguntas de oraciones completas. Lean el Ejemplo A. Escojan la palabra que complete mejor la oración. Rellenen el círculo para la respuesta que escojan. Cuando hayan terminado el Ejemplo A, dejen de trabajar. Give students time to answer Sample A. Then discuss the sample with them. La respuesta correcta para el Ejemplo A es viajan porque es el verbo correcto. Tienen alguna pregunta? Ahora hagan el Ejemplo B. Escojan la oración que esté completa y escrita correctamente. Rellenen el círculo para la respuesta que escojan. Cuando hayan terminado el Ejemplo B, dejen de trabajar. Give students time to answer Sample B. Then discuss the sample with them. La respuesta correcta para el Ejemplo B es Ellos van de vacaciones en agosto porque es la única oración que tiene sujeto, verbo y complemento. Tienen alguna pregunta? GRADE 3 (Spanish) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 61

68 GRADE 3 (Spanish) Ejemplo C Lean el Ejemplo C. Escojan la oración que tenga la puntuación y las mayúsculas correctas. Rellenen el círculo para la respuesta que escojan. Cuando hayan terminado el Ejemplo C, dejen de trabajar. Give students time to answer Sample C. Then discuss the sample with them. La respuesta correcta para el Ejemplo C es la cuarta opción. Esta es la única oración que tiene la puntuación y las mayúsculas correctas. Tienen alguna pregunta? Ejemplo D Ahora busquen el Ejemplo D en la página 3. Lean en silencio mientras yo leo en voz alta. Lee el párrafo que trata de los elefantes. El párrafo tiene cuatro partes subrayadas. Las palabras o frases subrayadas pueden tener errores de gramática, puntuación, ortografía o en el uso de las mayúsculas. Fíjate cuidadosamente en cada palabra o frase subrayada. Si hay un error, usa un lápiz para hacer la corrección en el espacio arriba de la palabra o frase subrayada. Si no hay error, escribe correcto en el espacio arriba de la palabra o frase subrayada. Ustedes deben escribir correcto arriba de una palabra o frase subrayada que no tiene error para recibir un punto por esta parte subrayada. Cuando hayan terminado el Ejemplo D, dejen de trabajar. Give students time to look at Sample D and correct the errors. Then discuss the sample with them. Los errores y las respuestas correctas para las cuatro palabras o frases en el Ejemplo D son: (1) grande no es correcto; debieron haberlo cambiado a grandes (2) los no es correcto; debieron haberlo cambiado a Los con mayúscula (3) diferensia no es correcto; debieron haberlo cambiado a diferencia con c (4) tienen es correcto; debieron haber escrito correcto en el espacio arriba de la palabra Tienen alguna pregunta? 62 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

69 Si en algún momento alguien necesita salir del salón, levanta la mano. Saldrá solamente un estudiante a la vez, y debe entregar su libro de examen antes de salir del salón de clase. Mientras hacen el examen, no deben hablar ni hacer ruido. Deben mirar su propio libro de examen solamente y no el libro de examen de ningún otro estudiante. Continuarán trabajando hasta que vean la señal de ALTO. Tienen que pararse cuando lleguen a la señal de ALTO. Cuando hayan terminado de contestar todas las preguntas de la Sesión 1, pueden revisar sus respuestas de esa sesión solamente. No pueden pasar a la Sesión 2. Check to make sure students have not turned the page or started to work. Cuando hayan terminado de revisar las respuestas de la Sesión 1, cierren el libro de examen y coloquen el lápiz encima del libro. Permanecerán sentados y en silencio hasta que todos hayan terminado y hayan pasado los 60 minutos. Pueden leer un libro, pero no deben escribir nada. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, No estan permitidos escribir. Tienen alguna pregunta? Lean con cuidado todas las instrucciones y las preguntas y marquen o escriban en su libro de examen. No escriban fuera de las líneas. No van a perder puntos por adivinar una respuesta, así que traten de contestar todas las preguntas. Ahora tomarán solamente la Sesión 1 del examen de Escritura. Pasen a la Sesión 1 que comienza en la página 4. Pause while students turn to page 4. Es importante que hagan el mejor esfuerzo para que podamos evaluar lo bien que escriben. Pueden empezar. GRADE 3 (Spanish) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 63

70 GRADE 3 (Spanish) If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Estás completamente terminado con esta sesión? Record the starting and stopping times for Session 1. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES + 60 RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. Make sure they are using standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencils, not pens. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, Quedan 10 minutos para terminar. Recuerden revisar su trabajo y asegúrense de haber contestado todas las preguntas. Pueden continuar trabajando en esta sesión solamente. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, ALTO. Este es el final de la Sesión 1 del examen. Cierren su libro de examen. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and that no student has an opportunity to take test books from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 64 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

71 Sesión 2: Escritura Hoy van a completar la Sesión 2 Escritura del Grado 3 en su libro de examen. Asegúrense de que el libro de examen tenga su nombre. No abran su libro de examen hasta que se les diga. Distribute the test books to students and make sure each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book from Session 1. Administer the sample questions to any student who was absent for Session 1. Si en algún momento alguien necesita salir del salón, levanta la mano. Saldrá solamente un estudiante a la vez y debe entregar su libro de examen antes de salir del salón de clase. Mientras hacen el examen, no deben hablar ni hacer ruido. Deben mirar su propio libro de examen solamente y no el libro de examen de ningún otro estudiante. Continuarán trabajando hasta que vean la señal de ALTO. Tienen que pararse cuando lleguen a la señal de ALTO. Cuando hayan terminado de contestar todas las preguntas de la Sesión 2, pueden revisar sus respuestas de esa sesión solamente. No pueden regresar a la Sesión 1. Check to make sure students have not opened the test books or started to work. Cuando hayan terminado de revisar las respuestas de la Sesión 2, cierren el libro de examen y coloquen el lápiz encima del libro. Permanecerán sentados y en silencio hasta que todos hayan terminado y hayan pasado los 60 minutos. Pueden leer un libro, pero no deben escribir nada. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, GRADE 3 (Spanish) No estan permitidos escribir. Tienen alguna pregunta? Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 65

72 GRADE 3 (Spanish) Lean con cuidado todas las instrucciones y las preguntas y marquen o escriban en su libro de examen. No escriban fuera de las líneas. No van a perder puntos por adivinar una respuesta, así que traten de contestar todas las preguntas. Ahora tomarán solamente la Sesión 2 del examen. Abran su libro de examen en la página 12, Sesión 2. Pause while students open to the correct page. Es importante que hagan el mejor esfuerzo para que podamos evaluar lo bien que escriben. Pueden empezar. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 2. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Estás completamente terminado con esta sesión? While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. Make sure they are using standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencils, not pens. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, Quedan 10 minutos para terminar. Recuerden revisar su trabajo y asegúrense de haber contestado todas las preguntas. Pueden continuar trabajando en esta sesión solamente. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, ALTO. Este es el final de la Sesión 2 del examen. Cierren su libro de examen. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and that no student has an opportunity to take test books from the testing environment. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 66 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

73 Printed in U.S.A REL This page to be placed between Escritura and Lectura sessions in Spanish test books ONLY Atención! No pases a la página siguiente. Administering the Grade 4 Reading/Writing Test (Spanish) The TCAP Test Proctor should do the following: Make sure that a Spanish STOP page insert has been placed between each session in all test books. On the front cover of each test book, use a No. 2 pencil to write the name of the student, teacher, school, and district. On the front cover of each draft booklet, write the student s name. Only No. 2 pencils may be used on any part of the test materials. This includes the front cover Distribute the test books and draft booklets to the students, making sure that each student receives the test book and draft booklet with his or her name on the front covers. Tell students not to open or make any marks in either of their books until they receive instructions to do so. Follow the general directions below to introduce the test. Specific directions for test administration begin on page 68. It is important that the TCAP Test Proctor read all directions exactly as they are printed in the script. General Directions Before administering the assessment, open one test book to show students examples of the following. Point to the A LTO icon at the bottom of page 1. Tell students that whenever they see an A LTO icon, they must not go on. Point to the Sigue arrow at the bottom of page 5. Tell students that whenever they see a Sigue arrow, they should turn the page and continue working. Point to the margins next to the blank lines on page 7 of the test book. Tell students to write only on the lines provided and not to write beyond the lines or across the gray bars that run along the edges of the page. Point to the Spanish STOP page insert between Session 1 and Session 2. Tell students that they must not make any marks on any page that says No marques esta página. During testing, no electronic communication devices are allowed in the testing environment. For your information, in Session 2, students may refer to the writing task and the planning page in Session 1 as well as to their draft booklets. Tell students that if there is time remaining in Sessions 3 through 6, they may go back and check their work or answer any questions they did not answer in that session only. The following may be written on the board as a reminder: Pueden volver atrás y revisar el trabajo de esta sesión solamente. Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 During the general directions, students should not have their test books open. You may walk around the testing environment with an open book so that all students can see example pages. During testing, no electronic communication devices are allowed in the testing environment. GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) 67

74 GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Sesión 1: Escritura Each student must have a test book, a draft booklet (Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión), and a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Hoy serán examinados en Escritura del Grado 4 en la Sesión 1 en el libro de examen del Programa de transición de evaluación para el estado de Colorado. Deben usar un lápiz de madera estándar de grafito del número 2 para todas las partes del examen, tanto para escribir como para rellenar los círculos. Abran su libro de examen en la página 1 y lean en silencio mientras yo leo en voz alta. Cuando trabajes en escritura, verás unos pequeños dibujos llamados símbolos. A continuación se explica lo que significa cada símbolo. Miren el primer símbolo. Este símbolo significa que vas a planear tu escrito. Miren el segundo símbolo. Este símbolo significa que vas a escribir tu primera versión en el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión. Miren el tercer símbolo. Este símbolo significa que vas a revisar tu primera versión. Miren el cuarto símbolo. Este símbolo significa que vas a escribir tu versión final. Miren el último símbolo. Este símbolo significa que debes revisar tu versión final y hacer las correcciones necesarias. Cuando termines las Sesiones 3 a la 6, verás el siguiente aviso. ALTO. No pases a la página siguiente. Asegúrate de haber contestado todas las preguntas de esta sesión. Este aviso significa que han llegado al final de la sesión y que no deben pasar a la próxima página. Deben revisar las respuestas a las preguntas de esa sesión solamente. Point to the margins next to the blank lines on page 7. Tell students not to write in these areas. Tienen alguna pregunta? Si en algún momento alguien necesita salir del salón, levanta la mano. Saldrá solamente un estudiante a la vez, y debe entregar su libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión antes de salir del salón de clase. Mientras hacen el examen, no deben hablar ni hacer ruido. Deben mirar su propio libro de examen solamente y no el libro de examen de ningún otro estudiante. 68 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

75 Cuando hayan terminado la Sesión 1, deben revisar su trabajo en esa sesión solamente. No deben pasar a la Sesión 2 ni a ninguna de las otras sesiones. Check to make sure students have not turned the page or started to work. Cuando hayan terminado de revisar su trabajo de la Sesión 1, cierren el libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión y coloquen el lápiz encima de los libros. Permanecerán sentados en silencio hasta que todos hayan terminado y hayan pasado los 60 minutos. Pueden leer un libro, pero no deben escribir nada. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, No estan permitidos escribir. Tienen alguna pregunta? Lean todas las instrucciones cuidadosamente y escriban solamente en las líneas que se les proporcionan. No escriban fuera de las líneas. Ahora tomarán solamente la Sesión 1 del examen. Pasen a la Sesión 1 que comienza en la página 2 del libro de examen. Show the page for planning in the test book on page 3 and the pages for writing the draft in the draft booklet. Usarán la página para planear el escrito en el libro de examen, y después escribirán su primera versión en el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión. Recibirán un punto por cualquier trabajo que escriban en la página para planear el escrito. Lean las instrucciones del ejercicio en silencio y comiencen a trabajar. Tienen alguna pregunta? Es importante que hagan el mejor esfuerzo, para que podamos evaluar lo bien que escriben. Pueden empezar. GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 69

76 GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Record the starting and stopping times for Session 1. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Estás completamente terminado con esta sesión? While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are writing in the correct areas and are working independently. If students are confused about how to navigate between the test book and the draft booklet, Usen el espacio de planear en la página 3 para planear su escritura. Después escriban su primer ensayo en el libro de ensayo que se les dio. Otherwise, do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, Quedan 10 minutos para terminar. Recuerden revisar su trabajo y asegúrense de haber contestado todas las preguntas. Pueden continuar trabajando en esta sesión solamente. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, ALTO. Este es el final de la primera sesión del examen. Cierren su libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and draft booklet and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books and draft booklets, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers of both documents. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 70 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

77 Sesión 2: Escritura Hoy van a completar la Sesión 2 Escritura del Grado 4 en su libro de examen. Asegúrense de que el libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión tengan su nombre. No abran el libro de examen ni el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión hasta que se les diga. Distribute the test books and draft booklets to students and make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book and draft booklet from Session 1 and that every student taking Session 2 has completed Session 1. Students who have not completed Session 1 must be administered Sessions 1 and 2 during consecutive makeup sessions. En esta sesión, van a completar un ejercicio de revisión y después revisarán la primera versión de su escrito y escribirán una versión final. Empezaremos con un ejemplo de un ejercicio de revisión. Abran su libro de examen en la página 4. Dejen el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión cerrado encima del escritorio. Make sure students are on the correct page. Ejemplo A Ahora busquen el Ejemplo A. Lean en silencio mientras yo leo en voz alta. Lee este párrafo que trata de unas vacaciones. El párrafo tiene cuatro partes subrayadas. Las palabras o frases subrayadas pueden tener errores de gramática, puntuación, ortografía o en el uso de las mayúsculas. Fíjate cuidadosamente en cada palabra o frase subrayada. Si hay un error, usa un lápiz para hacer la corrección en el espacio arriba de la palabra o frase subrayada. Si no hay un error, escribe correcto en el espacio arriba de la palabra o frase subrayada. Deben escribir correcto arriba de una palabra o frase subrayada que no tiene error para recibir un punto por esta parte subrayada. Cuando hayan terminado el Ejemplo A, dejen de trabajar. GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 71

78 GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Give students time to look at Sample A and correct the errors. Then discuss the sample with them. If students ask whether proofreading symbols may be used, tell them that they may use the symbols to make edits. Los errores y las respuestas correctas para las cuatro palabras o frases en el Ejemplo A son: (1) mis es correcto; debieron haber escrito correcto en el espacio arriba de la palabra (2) viviendo no es correcto; debieron haberlo cambiado a viven (3) nadando. [punto] Y no es correcto; debieron haber quitado el punto y haber escrito y con minúscula (4) buscado no es correcto; debieron haberlo cambiado a buscamos Tienen alguna pregunta? Si en algún momento alguien necesita salir del salón, levanta la mano. Saldrá solamente un estudiante a la vez, y debe entregar su libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión antes de salir del salón de clase. Mientras hacen el examen, no deben hablar ni hacer ruido. Deben mirar su propio libro de examen solamente y no el libro de examen de ningún otro estudiante. Cuando terminen el ejercicio de revisión en la página 5, lean las preguntas en la página 6 y comiencen a revisar la primera versión que escribieron en la Sesión 1. Pueden regresar al ejercicio de escritura de la página 2 y al trabajo que escribieron en la página 3 para revisar y corregir el escrito del Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión. Después de revisar y corregir su primera versión, escriban la versión final comenzando en la página 7 del libro de examen. Cuando terminen, usen la Lista para el escritor en la página 11 para asegurarse de que han hecho el mejor trabajo posible. Asegúrense de dejar suficiente tiempo para escribir la versión final en las líneas que se les proporcionan en el libro de examen. Solamente la versión final que escriban en las líneas del libro de examen será calificada. Deben usar un lápiz de madera estándar de grafito del número 2. Sigan cuidadosamente las instrucciones de su libro de examen. Si tienen alguna pregunta cuando estén listos para revisar su escrito, levanten la mano. Cuando hayan terminado de hacer estos ejercicios, deben revisar el trabajo. No deben pasar a la sesión 3 ni a ninguna de las otras sesiones. Check to make sure students have not started to work. 72 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

79 Cuando hayan terminado de revisar su trabajo de la sesión 2, cierren el libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión y coloquen el lápiz encima de los libros. Permanecerán sentados en silencio hasta que todos hayan terminado y hayan pasado los 60 minutos. Pueden leer un libro, pero no deben escribir nada. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, No estan permitidos escribir. Tienen alguna pregunta? Lean todas las instrucciones cuidadosamente y escriban solamente en las líneas que se les proporcionan. No escriban fuera de las líneas. Ahora tomarán solamente la Sesión 2 del examen. Pasen al ejercicio de revisión en la página 5. Es importante que hagan el mejor esfuerzo para que podamos evaluar lo bien que escriben. Pueden empezar. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 2. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are writing in the correct areas and are working independently. If students are confused about how to navigate between the test book and the draft booklet, Usen las preguntas de revisión del libro de examen pare revisar y corregir el primer ensayo que escribieron en el libro de ensayo. Escriban la copia final en el libro de examen empezando en la página 7. Revisen su copia final usando la Lista para el escritor de la página 11 en el libro de examen. If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Estás completamente terminado con esta sesión? GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 73

80 GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Otherwise, do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. Make sure they complete the editing task before they write their final copy. Make sure they are using standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencils, not pens. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, Quedan 10 minutos para terminar. Recuerden revisar su trabajo y asegúrense de haber contestado todas las preguntas. Pueden continuar trabajando en esta sesión solamente. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, ALTO. Este es el final de la Sesión 2 del examen. Cierren su libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and draft booklet and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books and draft booklets, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers of both documents. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 74 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

81 Sesión 3: Lectura/Escritura Hoy van a completar la Sesión 3 Lectura/Escritura del Grado 4 en su libro de examen. Asegúrense de que el libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión tengan su nombre. No abran el libro de examen ni el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera version hasta que se les diga. Distribute the test books and draft booklets to students. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book and draft booklet from Sessions 1 and 2. Also, make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Students who have not completed Sessions 1 and 2 may begin testing with Session 3. Sessions 1 and 2 must be made up during consecutive makeup sessions. Provide a draft booklet to any student who was absent for Sessions 1 and 2. El examen de Lectura tiene preguntas de selección múltiple y preguntas que requieren respuestas escritas. Sus respuestas en esta sesión, excepto en la última pregunta, no serán calificadas en ortografía, el uso de la gramática, puntuación, ni en el uso de las mayúsculas. En la última pregunta de esta sesión, serán calificados en el uso de la gramática, ortografía, puntuación y en el uso de las mayúsculas, como así también en el contenido, organización y estilo. Para la última pregunta, pueden usar uno de los espacios en la página 5 del Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión para planear su escrito. Tienen alguna pregunta? Lean todas las preguntas cuidadosamente y marquen sus respuestas en los espacios proporcionados. Marquen solamente los círculos y escriban solamente en las líneas que se les proporcionan. No escriban fuera de las líneas. Point to the margins next to the blank lines on page 18. Tell students not to write in these areas. Empezaremos con algunos ejemplos. Marcarán sus respuestas a los ejemplos en el libro de examen. Para el primer ejemplo, rellenen el círculo que corresponda a la respuesta que escojan. Asegúrense de rellenar el círculo completamente con una marca oscura. Si quieren cambiar una respuesta, borren completamente la marca que hicieron antes de hacer otra. GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 75

82 GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Abran el libro de examen en la página 12. Check to see that all students are on the correct page in their test books. Ejemplo B Lean el párrafo que trata del elefante y fíjense en la gráfica. Lean la pregunta del Ejemplo B. Cuando terminen de hacer el Ejemplo B, dejen de trabajar. Si es necesario pueden volver a leer el párrafo para contestar las preguntas. Give students time to answer Sample B. Then discuss the sample with them. La respuesta correcta es las orejas. Esta es la respuesta que mejor completa el espacio en blanco de la gráfica porque es la característica que falta del elefante que se menciona en el párrafo. Tienen alguna pregunta? Ejemplo C Lean el Ejemplo C. Escriban su respuesta en las líneas indicadas. Cuando terminen de hacer el Ejemplo C, dejen de trabajar. Give students time to answer Sample C. Then discuss the sample with them. La respuesta correcta para el Ejemplo C es sus orejas enormes que usa como grandes abanicos. La mejor manera de obtener crédito completo por las respuestas de escritura es responder completamente e incluir detalles o ideas del párrafo o texto que lean. Tienen alguna pregunta? Si en algún momento alguien necesita salir del salón, levanta la mano. Saldrá solamente un estudiante a la vez, y debe entregar su libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión antes de salir del salón de clase. 76 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

83 Mientras hacen el examen, no deben hablar ni hacer ruido. Deben mirar su propio libro de examen solamente y no el libro de examen de ningún otro estudiante. Continuarán trabajando hasta que vean la señal de ALTO. Tienen que pararse cuando lleguen a la señal de ALTO. Cuando hayan terminado de contestar todas las preguntas de la Sesión 3, deben revisar su trabajo en esa sesión solamente. No deben volver a la Sesión 1 ni a la Sesión 2 y no pasen a la Sesión 4 ni a ninguna de las otras sesiones. Check to make sure students have not started to work. Cuando hayan terminado de revisar su trabajo de la Sesión 3, cierren el libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión y coloquen el lápiz encima de los libros. Permanecerán sentados en silencio hasta que todos hayan terminado y hayan pasado los 60 minutos. Pueden leer un libro, pero no deben escribir nada. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, No estan permitidos escribir. Tienen alguna pregunta? Lean todas las instrucciones cuidadosamente y marquen o escriban en su libro de examen. No escriban fuera de las líneas. No van a perder puntos por adivinar, así que traten de contestar todas las preguntas. Ahora tomarán solamente la Sesión 3 del examen. Pasen a la Sesión 3 que comienza en la página 13. Es importante que hagan el mejor esfuerzo para que podamos evaluar lo bien que leen y escriben. Pueden empezar. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 3. If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Estás completamente terminado con esta sesión? RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 77

84 GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. If students are confused about how to navigate between the test book and the draft booklet, Se proporciona un espacio de planear en el interior de la última página para las preguntas que les piden que escriban un párrafo. Pueden planear su escritura, pero no recibirán puntos por planear. Solo se les calificará el párrafo que escriban en el libro de examen. Otherwise, do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, Quedan 10 minutos para terminar. Recuerden revisar su trabajo y asegúrense de haber contestado todas las preguntas. Pueden continuar trabajando en esta sesión solamente. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, ALTO. Este es el final de la Sesión 3 del examen. Cierren su libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and draft booklet and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books and draft booklets, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers of both documents. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 78 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

85 Sesión 4: Lectura Hoy van a completar la Sesión 4 Lectura del Grado 4 en su libro de examen. Asegúrense de que el libro de examen tenga su nombre. No abran el libro de examen hasta que se les diga. Distribute the test books (but not the draft booklets) to students. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book from Session 3. Also, make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Administer the sample questions to any student who was absent for Session 3. Si en algún momento alguien necesita salir del salón, levanta la mano. Saldrá solamente un estudiante a la vez, y debe entregar su libro de examen antes de salir del salón de clase. Mientras hacen el examen, no deben hablar ni hacer ruido. Deben mirar su propio libro de examen solamente y no el libro de examen de ningún otro estudiante. Continuarán trabajando hasta que vean la señal de ALTO. Tienen que pararse cuando lleguen a la señal de ALTO. Cuando hayan terminado de contestar todas las preguntas de la Sesión 4, deben revisar su trabajo en esa sesión solamente. No deben volver a la Sesión 3 ni a las anteriores y no pasen a la Sesión 5 ni a la Sesión 6. Check to make sure students have not opened the test books or started to work. Cuando hayan terminado de revisar su trabajo de la Sesión 4, cierren el libro de examen coloquen el lápiz encima del libro. Permanecerán sentados en silencio hasta que todos hayan terminado y hayan pasado los 60 minutos. Pueden leer un libro, pero no deben escribir nada. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, No estan permitidos escribir. Tienen alguna pregunta? Lean todas las instrucciones cuidadosamente y marquen o escriban en su libro de examen. No escriban fuera de las líneas. No van a perder puntos por adivinar, así que traten de contestar todas las preguntas. GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 79

86 GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Ahora tomarán solamente la Sesión 4 del examen. Abran el libro de examen en la Sesión 4 que comienza en la página 24. Pause while students open to the correct page. Es importante que hagan el mejor esfuerzo para que podamos evaluar lo bien que leen. Pueden empezar. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 4. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Estás completamente terminado con esta sesión? While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, Quedan 10 minutos para terminar. Recuerden revisar su trabajo y asegúrense de haber contestado todas las preguntas. Pueden continuar trabajando en esta sesión solamente. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, ALTO. Este es el final de la Sesión 4 del examen. Cierren su libro de examen. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 80 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

87 Sesión 5: Escritura Hoy van a completar la Sesión 5 Escritura del Grado 4 en su libro de examen. Asegúrense de que el libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión tengan su nombre. No abran el libro de examen ni el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión hasta que se les diga. Distribute the test books and draft booklets to students. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book and draft booklet from previous sessions. Also, make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Provide a draft booklet to any student who was absent for Sessions 1, 2, and 3. Van a contestar preguntas de selección múltiple de vocabulario, concordancia entre sujeto y verbo, adjetivos y adverbios, el uso de las mayúsculas, puntuación y gramática. También escribirán dos párrafos sobre temas indicados. Para cada párrafo, pueden usar uno de los espacios en la página 5 del Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión para planear su escritura. Van a empezar con unos ejemplos de preguntas de selección múltiple. Estos son ejemplos de los tipos de preguntas que contestarán en esta sesión. Para cada ejemplo, rellenen el círculo que corresponda a la respuesta que escojan. Asegúrense de rellenar completamente el círculo con una marca oscura. Si quieren cambiar una respuesta, borren completamente la marca que hicieron antes de hacer otra. Abran el libro de examen en la página 38. Check to see that all students are on the correct page. Ejemplo D El Ejemplo D muestra una pregunta de concordancia entre sujeto y verbo. Lean el Ejemplo D y escojan la palabra que deba ir en el espacio en blanco. Rellenen el círculo que corresponda a la respuesta que escojan. Cuando terminen de hacer el Ejemplo D, dejen de trabajar. Give students time to answer Sample D. Then discuss the sample with them. La respuesta correcta para el Ejemplo D es está, porque la oración completa debe decir Luisa está acampando en las montañas. Tienen alguna pregunta? GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 81

88 GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Ejemplos E y F Los ejemplos E y F muestran una pregunta del uso de puntuación y mayúsculas y una pregunta del uso de adjetivos. Lean el Ejemplo E y escojan la respuesta que muestre el uso correcto de puntuación y mayúsculas. Lean el Ejemplo F y escojan la respuesta correcta. Cuando terminen de hacer los Ejemplos E y F, dejen de trabajar. Give students time to answer Samples E and F. Then discuss the samples with them. La respuesta correcta para el Ejemplo E es la segunda opción. Esta es la única opción que empieza con mayúscula y termina en punto. La respuesta correcta para el Ejemplo F es la cuarta opción, porque en la oración, la palabra caliente debe ir después de esa sopa. Tienen alguna pregunta? Ejemplos G y H Los ejemplos G y H muestran una pregunta del uso de vocabulario y una pregunta del tema de un párrafo. Lean el Ejemplo G y escojan la palabra que complete mejor la oración. Rellenen el círculo que corresponda a la respuesta que escojan. Cuando terminen de hacer el Ejemplo G, dejen de trabajar. Give students time to answer Sample G. Then discuss the sample with them. La respuesta correcta para el Ejemplo G es favoritos, porque la palabra favoritos indica lo mismo que más queridos. Tienen alguna pregunta? Lean el Ejemplo H. Escojan la oración que describa mejor cuál es el tema del párrafo. Rellenen el círculo que corresponda a la respuesta que escojan. Cuando terminen de hacer el Ejemplo H, dejen de trabajar. Give students time to answer Sample H. Then discuss the sample with them. La respuesta correcta para el Ejemplo H es Encontré un cachorro ayer porque es la oración que introduce el animal de que trata el párrafo. Tienen alguna pregunta? 82 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

89 Si en algún momento alguien necesita salir del salón, levanta la mano. Saldrá solamente un estudiante a la vez, y debe entregar su libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión antes de salir del salón de clase. Mientras hacen el examen, no deben hablar ni hacer ruido. Deben mirar su propio libro de examen solamente y no el libro de examen de ningún otro estudiante. Continuarán trabajando hasta que vean la señal de ALTO. Tienen que pararse cuando lleguen a la señal de ALTO. Cuando hayan terminado de contestar todas las preguntas de la Sesión 5, deben revisar su trabajo en esa sesión solamente. No deben volver a la Sesión 4 ni a las anteriores y no pasen a la Sesión 6. Check to make sure students have not turned the page or started to work. Cuando hayan terminado de revisar su trabajo de la Sesión 5, cierren el libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión y coloquen el lápiz encima de los libros. Permanecerán sentados en silencio hasta que todos hayan terminado y hayan pasado los 60 minutos. Pueden leer un libro, pero no deben escribir nada. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, No estan permitidos escribir. Tienen alguna pregunta? Lean todas las instrucciones cuidadosamente y marquen o escriban en su libro de examen. No escriban fuera de las líneas. No van a perder puntos por adivinar, así que traten de contestar todas las preguntas. Ahora tomarán solamente la Sesión 5 del examen. Pasen a la Sesión 5 que comienza en la página 40. Pause while students turn to the correct page. Es importante que hagan el mejor esfuerzo para que podamos evaluar lo bien que escriben. Pueden empezar. GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 83

90 GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Record the starting and stopping times for Session 5. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Estás completamente terminado con esta sesión? While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. If students are confused about how to navigate between the test book and the draft booklet, Se proporciona un espacio de planear en el interior de la última página para las preguntas que les piden que escriban un párrafo. Pueden planear su escritura, pero no recibirán puntos por planear. Solo se les calificará el párrafo que escriban en el libro de examen. Otherwise, do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, Quedan 10 minutos para terminar. Recuerden revisar su trabajo y asegúrense de haber contestado todas las preguntas. Pueden continuar trabajando en esta sesión solamente. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, ALTO. Este es el final de la Sesión 5 del examen. Cierren el libro de examen y el Cuaderno para escribir tu primera versión. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and draft booklet and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As students hand in their test books and draft booklets, make sure that their names are completely and legibly printed on the front covers of both documents. Separate the test books from the used draft booklets, which will not be returned to the students for the remaining session. Retain the draft booklets in order to return them to the School Assessment Coordinator after Session 6. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 84 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

91 Sesión 6: Lectura Hoy van a completar la Sesión 6 Lectura del Grado 4 en su libro de examen. Asegúrense de que el libro de examen tenga su nombre. No abran el libro de examen hasta que se les diga. Distribute the test books to students. Make sure that each student receives his or her own test book from previous sessions. Also, make sure that each student has a standard, wooden, graphite-based No. 2 pencil with an eraser. Do not distribute the draft booklets. Administer the sample questions to any student who was absent for Sessions 3 and 4. Si en algún momento alguien necesita salir del salón, levanta la mano. Saldrá solamente un estudiante a la vez, y debe entregar su libro de examen antes de salir del salón de clase. Mientras hacen el examen, no deben hablar ni hacer ruido. Deben mirar su propio libro de examen solamente y no el libro de examen de ningún otro estudiante. Continuarán trabajando hasta que vean la señal de ALTO. Tienen que pararse cuando lleguen a la señal de ALTO. Cuando hayan terminado de contestar todas las preguntas de la Sesión 6, deben revisar su trabajo en esa sesión solamente. No deben volver a la Sesión 5 ni a las anteriores. Check to make sure students have not opened the test books or started to work. Cuando hayan terminado de revisar su trabajo de la Sesión 6, cierren el libro de examen y coloquen el lápiz encima del libro. Permanecerán sentados en silencio hasta que todos hayan terminado y hayan pasado los 60 minutos. Pueden leer un libro, pero no deben escribir nada. Some districts or schools do not permit students to read after they have finished a test session. If you have been instructed that students may not read after they have finished the testing session, then instead of reading the last sentence above, No estan permitidos escribir. Tienen alguna pregunta? GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 85

92 GRADE 4 READING/ (Spanish) Lean todas las instrucciones cuidadosamente y marquen o escriban en su libro de examen. No escriban fuera de las líneas. No van a perder puntos por adivinar, así que traten de contestar todas las preguntas. Ahora tomarán solamente la Sesión 6 del examen. Abran el libro de examen en la Sesión 6 que comienza en la página 54. Pause while students open to the correct page. Es importante que hagan el mejor esfuerzo para que podamos evaluar lo bien que leen. Pueden empezar. Record the starting and stopping times for Session 6. RECORD THE STARTING TIME: ADD 60 MINUTES RECORD THE STOPPING TIME: + 60 If a student finishes before the session has ended, the proctor may collect the student s test materials after asking, Estás completamente terminado con esta sesión? While students are taking the test, walk quietly around the testing environment and check to see that students are marking answers in the correct areas and are working independently. Do not interact with the students in any way unless they are working in the wrong session or are behaving in a manner that might result in their test session being invalidated. When there are 10 minutes remaining in the testing session, Quedan 10 minutos para terminar. Recuerden revisar su trabajo y asegúrense de haber contestado todas las preguntas. Pueden continuar trabajando en esta sesión solamente. At the end of the 60-minute testing session, ALTO. Este es el final de la Sesión 6 del examen. Cierren su libro de examen. The test materials cannot be given back to the student once the proctor has removed them. Collect all remaining test materials. Make sure that each student hands in his or her test book and that no student has an opportunity to take test materials from the testing environment. As the TCAP Test Proctor, you are responsible for maintaining the security of the test materials while they are in your possession lock them up! 86 TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education.

93 Part 3 Preparing Test Materials for Return to the School Assessment Coordinator Checking Student Test Materials After testing is complete, the TCAP Test Proctor must check students test books to ensure the following: The student s name, the teacher s name, and the school and district names are filled in properly (with a No. 2 pencil) on the front cover of each student s test book. All test books are placed in alphabetical order. Organizing and Processing Test Materials The TCAP Test Proctor should check to make sure that: All transcribed test books are returned with other completed tests. All materials used for transcribing the test books are returned to the SAC as secure test materials. A TCAP reading/writing test book and draft booklet have been returned for every student who took the reading/writing TCAP. All draft booklets for the writing assessment have been separated from test books. These will be packaged separately with the other materials that are not to be scored. A TCAP mathematics test book has been returned for every student who took the mathematics TCAP. Punch-out tools have been removed from mathematics test books. The TCAP Test Proctor should return to the SAC all test books; draft booklets; and large-print, Braille, high-contrast, and other alternateresponse test books; and all materials used for transcribing student responses. All unused materials must also be returned to the SAC. Spanish STOP page inserts have been removed from Spanish test books. When all test materials have been fully checked and accounted for, the TCAP Test Proctor should return to the SAC all test books; draft booklets; and large-print, Braille, high-contrast, and other alternate-response test books; and all materials used for transcribing student responses. All unused materials must also be returned to the SAC. Note: TCAP test books do not have to be completed for students taking the Colorado Alternate Assessment (CoAlt). Copyright 2014 by Colorado Department of Education. TCAP TEST PROCTOR S MANUAL GRADES 3 AND 4 87

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