Learn when it's most important to answer an SAT question.

If you're not sure of the answer to an SAT question, take a guess. It won't hurt your score if you're wrong, and you just might guess correctly!

Here's an explanation of how the SATs are graded.

Free up your short-term memory by writing down information that allows for quick notes when you're stumped.

Train your brain to take SAT questions literally.

Practice is key to improving your SAT score.

Review tips on how to improve your SAT score.

Some SAT advice won't help you unless you learn how to apply it.

These SAT test-taking strategies can help improve your score.

You can improve your SAT score by changing the way you prepare for and take tests.

Learn why it's important to prepare for the SATs.

The SAT exam differs in technique and problem solving from regular high school exams.

This fun activity will help to build your child's vocabulary. Call out verbs and have your child perform the action.

For every SAT question you leave blank, you lose 10 points.

This science activity teaches children about astronomy, stars, and space.

In this science activity, children will have fun making edible rock candy.

This reading activity helps children learn to be comfortable with reading aloud.

This reading activity asks children to log information for each book they read during the winter.