SCAT Intermediate (4th & 5th Grade) PrepPacks
Is your 4th or 5th grader showing exceptional abilities that deserve world-class enrichment? The prestigious Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY) offers extraordinary opportunities for brilliant young minds—but first, they need to excel on the SCAT.
Why Our SCAT Intermediate Pack is Exceptional:
- Age-Precise Preparation: Carefully crafted tests and quizzes that align perfectly with 4th-5th grade learning levels and cognitive development
- Targeted Skill Enhancement: Specialized verbal and quantitative materials that challenge and nurture emerging academic talents
- NEW! Intermediate-Focused Study Guide: A student-friendly resource that transforms complex concepts into engaging, digestible learning experiences
Our SCAT Intermediate Pack isn't just about test scores—it's about igniting intellectual curiosity and preparing young minds for future academic adventures. Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY) offers the perfect solution—engaging courses designed specifically for advanced learners in these pivotal years. But first, your child must conquer the SCAT.
SCAT Intermediate PrepPacks
6 Month License for Test Prep
250+ total questions
- 1 SCAT Quantitative Test and 1 SCAT Verbal Test
- 5 Verbal Quizzes and 5 Quantitative Quizzes
- *NEW!* A comprehensive SCAT study guide
Let your ability shine
About the SCAT Intermediate (4th-5th grade) Test
Abstract Reasoning: Identifying relationships between words in analogies and comparing abstract mathematical quantities can be challenging for students in grades 4-5.
Vocabulary: A limited vocabulary can hinder performance on the verbal analogies section. Exposure to a wide range of words through reading, as suggested in the sources, and practicing with analogy-based vocabulary exercises can help address this challenge.
Mathematical Concepts: While the focus is on comparisons, a solid understanding of basic arithmetic and other fundamental mathematical concepts is necessary. The sample questions will cover these areas, allowing students to identify any weaknesses in their foundational knowledge. Reviewing relevant mathematical topics can supplement the use of sample questions.
Advanced Question Format: Questions reflect the higher complexity and reasoning demands found on the intermediate SCAT.
CTY Online Programs: Year-round courses in subjects ranging from creative writing to computer science, including the popular "Mathematical Explorations" and "Ancient Civilizations" series specifically designed for this age group.
Summer Academic Programs: Residential and day programs on university campuses where students can take intensive three-week courses in subjects not typically available until high school.
