How to prepare Long-Term for SATs?

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<p>I’m a freshman in highschool right now, and I want to start some “light, everyday” preparation for the P/SATs.
I’ve started learning around 20-30 new vocabulary words every day(only takes me around 20 min. max.), and doing the SAT Question of the Day from the CollegeBoard website.</p>

<p>Math/Writing comes easily to me, and there’s plenty of time to prepare, so I don’t think that’ll be too much of a problem. </p>

<p>The only section I’m concerned with in the future is the critical reading/ grammar type sections. I’m a little weak on reading comprehension, as well as grammar rules. I started to read classics/more challenging books starting last year, and I (hope) my reading level is improving. </p>

<p>Is there anything I could do to improve some of these skills?</p>

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<p>I think you are on the right track.</p>

<p>Read the newspaper. You can read the NY Times on line although it does limit you to ten articles/month. </p>

<p>Testive is a prep site that used to allow users to answer ten questions/day but I haven’t looked at it in a while.</p>

<p>I believe you can download a free practice SAT from the College Board site, in case you would like to get a look at the test, but the reading you are doing now will help greatly.</p>

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<p>Build up your vocab. This is the part taking the longest time to improve.</p>