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OLSAT · Verbal · kindergarten to 5th gradeOLSAT Verbal Reasoning
In kindergarten to 2nd grade a short story or description is read aloud once, and your child picks the picture that fits it or shows how many. From 3rd grade: word analogies, the word that doesn’t belong, short written word problems, choosing what must be true, and grids of related words or letters. In 4th and 5th grade, conclusions that follow from two or three facts.
Tips for parents
- Tell tiny number stories at dinner: “Sam had two apples and ate one. How many are left?”
- For word problems, ask your child to say what happens first and what happens next before choosing.
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