NNAT / kindergarten
NNAT practice for kindergarten
In kindergarten, children don't need to read: questions are pictures, and directions are read aloud. What helps most is familiarity with each question type and a calm, short routine.
Question types in kindergarten
- Pattern Completion: A big pattern has a missing piece. Your child picks the piece that completes it.
- Reasoning by Analogy: Shapes change across a row in a rule-based way; your child finds the shape that follows the same change.
A simple weekly routine
- Start with the free readiness check to see where to focus.
- Do 2–3 sessions of 10–15 minutes a week.
- Review missed puzzles together, talking through the “why”.
- In the last week before the test, keep it light and sleep well.
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