I've created a program that has a central database of prep-questions for the science assessment. The question are created by participants in the workshops I've been giving at ESU and anyone with the program can create or export practice questions sorted by grade and/or standard. There are currently 336 questions total for grades 4, 7 and both HS exams (from about 90 attendees so far). There will be about 135 more people attending the workshops in January and adding questions as well, so it will continue to grow. You can download the program at www.reallifechemistry.net/KSAPC.htm<https://mail.usd450.net/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.reallifechemistry.net/KSAPC.htm>if you'd like--there's a Mac and Windows version. It's not a program that "installs"—it makes no entries in your computer registries, etc. You just have to unzip the folder you download (for Windows—Mac people just download it and go) and then you're good to go (make sure you unzip it if you're using the windows version—it won't work if it's zipped). It's an internet-based database, so any questions are accessible from anywhere. Feel free to pass it along to middle & elem teachers you know. I just ask that if you use questions from the database that you also add some to the pool (sort-of a "Take a penny, leave a penny" idea). Let me know if you have any questions! Kelly