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The Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) is a K–12 test that assesses a student's reasoning abilities in three areas: Verbal, Nonverbal and Quantitative. The CogAT is often used in admission decisions for Gifted and Accelerated school programs.
This practice test is broken down by grade level (K-2) so you have a choice of doing all the questions or just the grade level that is applicable to your child. For CogAT test levels K-2, parents read the instructions and text of the questions to the child and the child is to select the answer they believe is correct. For example, a parent will read the test instructions and the child will point to the image (A, B, C or D) to indicate their choice for the correct answer.
For more comprehensive and challenging practice, we offer two practice tests for the K-2nd grade age range, K-1st Grade and 2nd Grade.
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Susan Fennell, is an education instructional designer with over twenty years experience in elementary education, including seven years as a Gifted Lead Teacher.
Rachel Lacey, is a curriculum designer for Gifted Programs in elementary education. She taught gifted and talented K-5 students for four years.
Jenifer Reichardt, is an elementary school teacher with over twenty years of experience in primary education.
Jonna Rege, taught elementary school K-6 for over fourteen years.
The Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) for the K-2 level consists of 3 batteries, Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal, with the following test types: - Picture Analogies - Sentence Completion - Picture Classification - Number Analogies - Number Puzzles - Number Series - Figure Matrices - Paper Folding - Figure Classification
The Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) is a K–12 test that assesses a student's reasoning abilities in three areas: Verbal, Nonverbal and Quantitative. The CogAT is often used in admission decisions for Gifted and Accelerated school programs.
This practice test is broken down by grade level (K-2) so you have a choice of doing all the questions or just the grade level that is applicable to your child. For CogAT test levels K-2, parents read the instructions and text of the questions to the child and the child is to select the answer they believe is correct. For example, a parent will read the test instructions and the child will point to the image (A, B, C or D) to indicate their choice for the correct answer.
For more comprehensive and challenging practice, we offer two practice tests for the K-2nd grade age range, K-1st Grade and 2nd Grade.