Give your fourth grader the confidence to succeed on both Georgia Milestones tests — Mathematics and English Language Arts — in one book.
This Smart Stars combined edition brings together ten full-length, standards-aligned practice tests — five in Mathematics and five in English Language Arts — that mirror the length, item mix, and question types of the real Georgia Milestones assessments.
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Every question and passage was written by experienced educators, reviewed for accuracy, and built around Georgia’s K–12 standards at Grade 4 — the standards Georgia built the Milestones test on — so the topics and emphasis match what Georgia students actually see.
Georgia Milestones — the Georgia Milestones Assessment System — is the End-of-Grade (EOG) test the Georgia Department of Education gives to students statewide, delivered online through DRC INSIGHT.
- On the real test: students click, drag, type, mark points on number lines, read protractors and graphs, and select evidence from reading passages.
- On paper instead of a screen: this book renders those same skills as clear, print-friendly items — with the same number lines, area and perimeter figures, angle and protractor diagrams, bar and line graphs, line plots, fraction and array models, and reading-passage sets.
So the thinking is identical even though the answering is on paper.
What’s inside
- Ten full-length practice tests — five Mathematics (55 questions each) and five English Language Arts (45 questions each), 500 questions in all — with detailed Answers and Explanations after every test
- Every Georgia Milestones item format, rendered for paper: single-answer multiple choice, multiple select (“select two”), type-in/keypad answers, two-part evidence-based items, and technology-enhanced multi-part tasks — across both subjects
- The Peer Revision Task: Grade 4 ELA does not ask students to write a full essay on the real test — instead they read another student’s draft and answer questions about improving it, and this book practices that exact task
- Study reference for both subjects: a Grade 4 Math Study Reference carrying the same conversions the Milestones Mathematics test provides on test day, and a Grade 4 ELA Study Reference covering question types, text kinds, figurative language, and word parts
- Family-friendly extras: a parent letter with test-taking tips for both subjects, and a separate Quick Answer Key for each subject
Topics covered
- Place value to 1,000,000, rounding, and comparing multi-digit numbers
- Multi-digit addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with remainders
- Factors, multiples, prime and composite numbers, and number patterns
- Equivalent fractions, comparing fractions, adding and subtracting like denominators, and multiplying a fraction by a whole number
- Decimal notation for tenths and hundredths, and comparing decimals
- Customary and metric measurement conversions
- Angle measurement with a protractor, angle additivity, and classifying angles
- Line plots, and interpreting bar and line graphs
- Area and perimeter of rectangles and composite figures
- Classifying two-dimensional figures and identifying lines of symmetry
- Multi-step word problems and interpreting remainders in context
Topics covered — English Language Arts
- Reading literature: theme, character, setting, plot, point of view, and figurative language in stories, drama, and poetry
- Reading informational text: main idea and supporting details, text structure, author’s purpose, and text features
- Comparing and combining information across paired texts
- Vocabulary in context: multiple-meaning words, prefixes, suffixes, root words, similes, metaphors, and idioms
- Finding and citing text evidence, including two-part evidence questions
- Peer revision: improving another student’s draft for organization, transitions, word choice, and conventions
- Language and conventions: complete sentences, agreement, verb tense, commas, apostrophes, and capitalization
Why parents and teachers choose Smart Stars
- Written by experienced educators who study Georgia’s official Milestones blueprints and released items
- Every question mirrors what students will see on test day — no surprises
- Explanations teach the “why,” not just the “what,” so students learn from every mistake
- Both subjects in one book, so a child can prepare for the full Milestones season in a single volume
