Digital Testing Survival Guide for the CogAT® - Practice for the Cognitive Abilities Test®

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Is your child taking the CogAT® for 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade or 6th Grade?  If so, now’s the time to start making sure you prepare your child with practice questions for the CogAT. This guide includes over 50 practice questions for the CogAT® brought to you by Testing Mom. Buy this guide OR start today with 100 FREE Practice Questions for a variety of test prep.

The CogAT® is a cognitive test used by many school districts to qualify children for their gifted and talented programs. It is not an achievement test or an intelligence test. The test assesses reasoning and problem-solving abilities in areas of

1. verbal
2. math
3. non-verbal

Start preparing your child now with the 100 free questions from TestingMom.com. Get your child ready for the CogAT!

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Practice Questions Break-down:

• Pre-K to Kindergarten:  27 questions
• 3rd Grade to 6th Grade:  26 questions

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NEW Gifted Testing Flash Cards

You will want to checkout our NEW Gifted Testing Flash Cards for additional help in preparing your Pre-K to 2nd Grade child for the CogAT.  Our Flash Cards are a fun way to build gifted-style verbal thinking on the go!  They strengthen skills for early testing and provide hours of offline fun.  You can improve your child’s:

• Ability to follow directions
• Aural reasoning
• Listening skills
• Verbal skills
• Quantitative reasoning
• Language and vocabulary

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