Nj Ask

All fourth grade students in NJ are required to pass the NJ ASK (Assessment of Skills and Knowledge) Grade 4 Science assessment test. REA's test prep gives fourth graders all the information they need to succeed on this important high-stakes exam. /Completely aligned with the core curriculum standards of the NJ Department of Education, the test prep includes a student-friendly, targeted review of the science skills tested on the exam, including: life science, physical science, and earth science. /Our focused lessons appeal to students at all learning levels. Each lesson explains science topics in language suitable for the fourth grade level, while numerous drills strengthen abilities. Color icons throughout the book highlight important questions and study tips. /The book also includes two full-length practice tests with detailed explanations of answers that allow students to test their knowledge and focus on areas in need of improvement.

All 5th grade students in NJ are required to pass the NJ ASK (Assessment of Skills and Knowledge) Grade 5 assessment test. REA's test prep gives 5th graders all the information they need to succeed on this important high-stakes exam. /Fully aligned with the core curriculum standards of the NJ Dept. of Education, this test prep includes a student-friendly, targeted review of the math skills and concepts tested on the exam: Numbers & Operations, Geometry & Measurement, Patterns & Algebra, Data Analysis, Probability, and Discrete Mathematics. /Our focused lessons explain math concepts in a language suitable for the 5th grade level, while drills and examples strengthen math skills and abilities. Color icons throughout the book highlight important questions and study tips. /The book includes 2 full-length practice tests with detailed explanations of answers that allow students to test their knowledge and focus on areas in need of improvement.

Known by mobsters as “the man who couldn’t be bought,” Brendan Byrne led New Jersey into a new era when he won the state’s gubernatorial election by a landslide in the wake of political corruption scandals. A former prosecutor and judge, Byrne was soon condemned as “one-term Byrne,” the inept politician who few thought would risk the humiliation of standing for a second term. Yet Byrne surprised both friend and foe alike by pulling off the state’s most remarkable political comeback, winning re-election and leaving a legacy of preserving the vast resources of the Pinelands, enacting the state’s first income tax and comprehensive school financing reform, developing the Meadowlands, approving casino gambling in Atlantic City, and initiating strong environmental controls to combat pollution.