Ontario · Grade 3 and Grade 6

Free EQAO practice for Grades 3 and 6

Original reading, writing and math quizzes in the style of Ontario’s provincial assessments, with every answer explained.

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What is EQAO?

EQAO is Ontario’s Education Quality and Accountability Office. Every spring, students in Grade 3 and Grade 6 take its provincial assessments in reading, writing and mathematics. Students usually complete them online, on a device at school, over several short sessions.

Schools choose the session schedule, so the best place for dates and details is your child’s school and eqao.com. Quizlings is not connected to EQAO. We write our own original questions so your child can get used to the style.

How Quizlings helps your child practise

  • Grade 3 and Grade 6 EQAO practice in reading, writing and math, in the style of the provincial assessments.
  • Easy, Medium and Hard levels. Each level has its own quizzes, so kids can start comfortably and work up. Each quiz has 25 questions.
  • Every answer explained. In Practice mode your child sees the right answer and a short explanation after each question.
  • Practice, Test or Games. Switch to Test to score a quiz at the end, or play it as a game for a change.
  • Progress you can see. A free account keeps progress on every device, and parents can add their kids.
  • Free, with no ads. It works in any browser, and you can add it to a phone or tablet home screen.
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Try a sample question

Here are three original examples, one for each kind of practice. Tap to check the answer.

Grade 3 math: A tray has 4 rows of 6 muffins. How many muffins are on the tray?
  1. 10
  2. 20
  3. 24
  4. 28
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C, 24. There are 4 equal rows with 6 in each, so 4 × 6 = 24.

Grade 6 math: What is 3/4 of 20?
  1. 5
  2. 12
  3. 15
  4. 16
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C, 15. Find 1/4 of 20 by dividing by 4, which gives 5. Then 3 of those parts is 3 × 5 = 15.

Language: Which sentence is written correctly?
  1. Me and Sam went to the park.
  2. Sam and I went to the park.
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B. Sam and I are the ones doing the action, so we use “I”. A quick check: you wouldn’t say “Me went to the park”.

Tips for practising at home

  • Short and regular works well. Fifteen minutes a few times a week is easier to keep up than one long session.
  • Read the explanation together after a wrong answer. The explanation is where the learning happens.
  • Mix it up. Try a Practice quiz, then the same topic as a game.
  • Keep it relaxed. Practice should help your child feel ready, not worried.

Ready to start?

Pick a grade and your child can try a quiz in under a minute. No sign-up needed to begin.

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Common questions

Is Quizlings free?

Yes. Quizlings is free, with no ads, and we never sell your child’s information.

Is this the real EQAO test?

No. Quizlings is not affiliated with EQAO. Our questions are original and written for practice in the style of the provincial assessments. For official information, visit eqao.com or ask your child’s school.

Which grades have EQAO practice?

Grade 3 and Grade 6, the two elementary grades that take the EQAO assessments.

How long should my child practise?

There is no set rule. Short, regular sessions, such as 15 minutes a few times a week, tend to be easier to keep up than long ones. Keep it relaxed.

Do we need an account?

No. Your child can start straight away. A free account keeps progress on every device, and parents can add their kids to follow how each one is doing.

Does it work on a phone or tablet?

Yes. Quizlings works in any browser. You can also add it to the home screen of a phone or tablet so it opens like an app.