NNAT 3rd-4th Grades (Level D)
Give your 3rd or 4th grader the confidence to shine with our engaging learning resources that make problem-solving feel like an adventure.
Your Child's Learning Journey Includes:
- Fun Practice Activities: 3 Complete Practice Sets of Friendly Puzzle Collections that mirror what they'll see later and help your child feel comfortable with different thinking challenges. It builds confidence through familiar activities
- Brain-Building Games: 250+ engaging thinking puzzles with a variety of difficulty levels to match your child's pace which turn learning into an enjoyable experience
- Interactive Learning Resources: 5 Kid-Friendly Video Lessons with clear, visual explanations and an engaging teaching style perfect for 3rd and 4th graders.
- Family Support Tools: You will find a Young Learner's Guide written specifically for 3rd and 4th grade reading levels. There are colorful examples that make concepts clear and it is written in positive, encouraging language
- Parent's Helper Guide: Tips for making practice fun and stress-free and ways to celebrate your child's progress. You will get an understanding of your child's learning style
NNAT 3rd-4th Grades
- 250 questions, comprised of:
- Three full-length NNAT3 Level D practice tests
- Hundreds of additional practice questions
- NNAT Video Academy - 5 video tutorials
- Study Guide for Kids and Parent Manual
- Thorough explanations and score reports
Here are some common questions parents ask when considering the NNAT D test for their child.
NNAT Level D differs from Level C in the following ways:
- The complexity and abstractness of patterns and analogies increase significantly.
- Level D introduces more challenging Spatial Visualization questions.
- The questions require more advanced logical reasoning skills.
- While both levels have the same question types, Level D presents them at a higher difficulty level appropriate for 3rd and 4th graders.
The time limit for NNAT Level D is 30 minutes
Yes, the questions on Level D are significantly harder than Level C. The complexity of patterns and analogies increases, and the test introduces more abstract concepts. The questions require more advanced reasoning skills and a deeper understanding of spatial relationships.
Here are some common concerns parents have when considering the NNAT D test for their child:
For the NNAT Level D, your 3rd/4th grader should have:
- Advanced pattern recognition abilities
- Strong logical reasoning skills
- Well-developed spatial visualization abilities
- Capacity to focus for the full 30-minute test duration
- Good time management skills
- Ability to work with complex and abstract concepts
- Strong problem-solving skills
- Capacity to understand and complete more difficult analogies
To help your child manage time effectively on NNAT Level D:
- Practice with timed full-length tests to build familiarity with the 30-minute time limit.
- Teach strategies like moving on from difficult questions and returning to them later if time allows.
- Encourage your child to work quickly but carefully, balancing speed and accuracy.
- Use practice materials to help your child become familiar with the question types, reducing time spent
- nderstanding instructions during the actual test.
- Teach time management techniques, such as allocating a certain amount of time per question or section.
- Ensure your child is comfortable with all question types to prevent time loss due to confusion
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