Scioly.org

does anyone know any good websites to study for road scholar?

look on the first few pages on this topic. there r alot of websites

There are a few more good sites on the wiki also. If you decide to use the practice tests though, I think that it's a good idea to order the maps used for the test. Even though just reading through a test helps, actually working on something that you could see in the competition really helps.

thanks
Do you have any other sugessges on what we should do to studt?
Or what we should use?

quiz yourself on finding thing on hte maps or have some one quiz you
draw the mile by mile sqaures
study the symbols
stuff like that

Our school has topographical maps for Earth/Space Science that we used to study from. If you have them, perhaps you can use them to study?

binary010101 wrote:Our school has topographical maps for Earth/Space Science that we used to study from. If you have them, perhaps you can use them to study?

robotman09 wrote:quiz yourself on finding thing on hte maps or have some one quiz you draw the mile by mile sqaures
study the symbolsstuff like that

I'm sure that stuff helps, but really, I wouldn't have been able to do anything in this event if I hadn't taken practice tests. This is my third year doing
road scholar and I've done the same thing each year. I go through the rules and learn everything on the list. After I've done that, I start doing one practice test a week. One practice test a week starting in January means about 8 tests before the regional competition, a good amount. What I'm trying to say is that it's really important to take a lot of practice tests if you can get the tests and the maps.

thats what i do too but at my state the always have the square draw it yourself maps

You're right, the map drawing is important too. Studying for that is not as easy however. There is the one practice map drawing on soinc.org, but i don't know of any other than that. I think that if you know all the basics of quadrangles, and you have a topographic map symbols sheet, then you should have no problem with the map drawing. In Pennsylvania, it is always third in number of points behind quadrangles and state highway maps. This doesn't mean that it's not important, but it is not as crucial as the other two sections. If you already know all the basics though, the map drawing normally should not be a problem.

it isnt but its fun to practice