NNAT Practice Test
Help Your Child Succeed in Gifted Testing
Give your child the best shot at excelling in the gifted testing process with TestPrep-Online's expertly designed NNAT (Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test) practice packs. These comprehensive, engaging resources are built to boost confidence, sharpen nonverbal reasoning skills, and help your child walk into the test room ready to succeed.
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Why Practice Matters for the NNAT
The NNAT isn’t just about natural intelligence—it’s about being ready for how the test is structured. Practicing helps children understand the question types, recognize patterns faster, and approach the test with confidence. We’ve seen time and time again that kids who practice perform better.
TestPrep-Online Tutor's Tip:
"I’ve worked with hundreds of young students preparing for the NNAT. The ones who practice regularly not only improve their scores—they stop feeling nervous. They know what to expect, and they treat the test like a puzzle to solve, not a mountain to climb."
What’s Inside Our NNAT Practice Packs
Did you see our sample NNAT questions? They asses a child's ability to solve new and unfamiliar problems through nonverbal reasoning.
- Full-Length Practice Tests – Simulate real test conditions and build test-taking stamina.
- Question-by-Question Explanations – Help your child (and you!) understand the logic behind every answer.
- Progressive Skill Building – Levels increase in difficulty to match your child’s growth.
- Covers Every NNAT Question Type:
- Pattern Completion
- Reasoning by Analogy
- Serial Reasoning
- Spatial Visualization
- Age-Appropriate, Fun Design – Kids stay engaged while sharpening their cognitive skills.
- Instant Access – Use the packs on any device, at home or on the go.
NNAT Levels Available:
- NNAT Kindergarten (Level A)
- NNAT 1st Grade (Level B)
- NNAT 2nd Grade (Level C)
- NNAT 3rd-4th Grades (Level D)
TestPrep-Online Tutor's Tip:
"Use the practice packs like a game. Sit next to your child and solve a few questions together. Talk through your thinking process. This turns prep time into quality time—and it models how to approach problems logically."
What is the NNAT?
The NNAT (Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test, 3rd edition) is a nonverbal assessment that uses visual puzzles to measure reasoning and problem-solving skills. It’s widely used by schools to identify students for gifted and talented programs, especially because it minimizes cultural and language biases.
Your child's NNAT score is typically reported as a Nonverbal Ability Index (NAI), which is scaled with a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15. A higher score indicates stronger nonverbal reasoning skills and a greater likelihood of qualifying for advanced academic programs. Practicing with realistic questions helps children become familiar with the test and boosts the chances of achieving a top score.
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Why Choose Our NNAT Practice Packs?
- Convenient Access: Instant digital access to all materials, available on mobile devices for on-the-go learning.
- Proven Success Strategies: Our research-based preparation methods include stress reduction strategies, time management techniques, and test-taking tips to maximize your child’s performance.
- Interactive and Engaging: Age-appropriate content designed to make learning fun while building cognitive skills.
Bundle Your Practice with OLSAT and NNAT
Many gifted programs require both the OLSAT and NNAT. Our NNAT + OLSAT Bundles make it easy to prepare for both:
- NNAT-OLSAT Bundle A
- NNAT-OLSAT Bundle B
- NNAT-OLSAT Bundle C
- NNAT-OLSAT Bundle D
- NNAT-OLSAT Bundle E
Even if your child is only taking one test, practicing for both boosts cognitive flexibility. The question types overlap in skills, and this extra exposure really makes a difference.
NNAT FAQs
Many students begin preparing in Pre-K or Kindergarten, especially if they're testing for gifted programs. The earlier your child is exposed to nonverbal reasoning, the better.
Start with just 10–15 minutes a day, especially for younger children. Keep sessions short and consistent.
Absolutely. While the NNAT measures innate ability, practice helps kids understand question formats, stay focused, and reduce test anxiety.
