NNAT Kindergarten (Level A)
We understand you want to help your young learner feel confident and prepared for their upcoming NNAT A test. Our family-friendly learning package includes everything you need to support your child's natural abilities in a positive, stress-free way.
What's Included in Our Learning Kit:
- 3 Practice Activities: Help your child feel comfortable and confident by becoming familiar with the types of puzzles they'll see on the test
- 13 Fun Learning Games by Topic: Short, engaging activities that let your child practice specific skills at their own pace
- Two Helpful Guides: A child-friendly study book with colorful examples and a parent companion guide to help you support your child's learning
- 5 Friendly Video Lessons:Interactive tutorials that explain concepts in a way children can easily understand
- Progress Updates: Simple reports that show you what your child does well and where they might need extra practice
NNAT Kindergarten
- Over 450 questions, comprised of:
- 3 full-length NNAT Level A practice tests
- 13 additional subject-specific practice quizzes
- NNAT Video Academy -5 video tutorials
- Study guide for children and Parent Manual
- Thorough explanations and score reports
Here are some common questions parents ask when considering the NNAT test for their child.
Children take the NNAT Level A for entry into gifted and talented programs at the kindergarten level. The NNAT Level A is designed to provide a nonverbal measure of general ability and reasoning skills.
NNAT Level A, which is designed for kindergarten students, contains two types of questions:
- Pattern Completion
- Reasoning by Analogy
Like all levels of the NNAT3, NNAT Level A contains 48 questions. This is consistent across all test levels, regardless of the age group.
Here are some common concerns parents have when considering the NNAT test for their child:
To prepare your 5-year-old for the NNAT, you can:
- Familiarize them with shapes, patterns, and colors through play and everyday activities.
- Practice visual puzzles and games that involve matching and finding differences.
- Use NNAT-specific practice materials to introduce them to the question formats.
- Encourage critical thinking by asking them to explain their reasoning in daily activities.
- Ensure they are comfortable with basic instructions and following directions.
- Practice sitting still and focusing for short periods, gradually increasing the duration.
For the NNAT Level A, your kindergartener should have:
- Basic shape recognition
- Understanding of simple patterns
- Ability to identify similarities and differences
- Basic color recognition (primarily blue and yellow, as these are the colors used in the test)
- Capacity to focus for short periods
- Ability to follow simple instructions
- Basic problem-solving skills
Yes, at TestPrep-Online we have appropriate practice materials available for NNAT Level A.
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