Gifted & talented test prep · K to 5

Know where your child stands before gifted test day

A free 10-minute readiness check in verbal, quantitative and nonverbal reasoning. Get a readiness score and a week-by-week plan built around your test date.

Original practice questions in the style of CogAT, NNAT and OLSAT. Read-aloud for K to 2.

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12 questions

Two levels: K to 2 and grades 3 to 5

3 reasoning areas

Verbal, quantitative and nonverbal

1 clear plan

Sessions per week up to your test date

Why prep differs

Gifted tests measure reasoning, not school facts

Questions use pictures, shapes, number patterns and word relationships that most children never see in class. The format itself is new, and that is where good students lose points.

Short, regular practice with the same question types builds familiarity and calm. Children who know what to expect show what they can really do.

How it works

From a free check to test day in four steps

1

Take the free check

12 questions, about 10 minutes. For K to 2 every question can be read aloud.

2

Get the readiness report

A readiness score, results by area and the questions that need work.

3

Follow the plan

Short sessions each week, adjusted to your test date and your child’s weakest area.

4

Practice under real timing

Full timed practice tests in the last two weeks, plus a weekly parent report.

What you get

Everything a parent needs in one place

Start with a diagnostic

Find strong and weak areas before spending time on practice.

A plan to your test date

Weeks, sessions and focus areas worked out for you.

Three levels of hints

A nudge, then a strategy, then a full walk-through. Children learn the method, not just the answer.

Weekly parent report

Readiness in percent and what changed this week.

Timed practice tests

Full-length tests with real time limits to build pacing.

Read-aloud for K to 2

Young children answer on their own, even before they read.

Level map and rewards

Clear progress that keeps children coming back.

Several children, one account

Each child gets their own plan and report.

Question types

Practice for all three reasoning areas

Verbal

Picture and word analogies, classification and sentence completion.

Example: Author is to book as composer is to ___.

Quantitative

Number series, number puzzles and quantity comparisons.

Example: 3, 6, 12, 24, ___

Nonverbal

Figure matrices, shape series, rotation and figure analogies.

Example: Which figure completes the grid?

Plans

Simple pricing. Cancel anytime.

Start with the free check. Every plan begins with a 7-day free trial.

Monthly

$39

per month

  • Full diagnostic
  • Plan to test date
  • All practice and hints
  • Weekly parent report

Test season · best value

$99

3 months, paid once

  • Everything in Monthly
  • Timed full practice tests
  • Best for a fall or winter test date
  • Save 15% vs monthly

Full year

$199

12 months

  • Everything in Test season
  • Up to 3 children
  • Summer practice and next season
  • Best for siblings

Add-on: review with an expert, $79 to $149. A 1-on-1 video call to go through results and the plan.

FAQ

Questions parents ask

No. Every question is original and written by our team in the style of common gifted and talented tests. We are not affiliated with Riverside Insights or Pearson.

Kindergarten to grade 5. There are two levels: K to 2 with pictures and read-aloud, and grades 3 to 5 with words, numbers and figures.

Six to eight weeks before the test is ideal. With less time, the plan focuses on the weakest area and timed practice.

It varies by district and school. Ask your school or district gifted coordinator. Our practice covers the reasoning areas these tests share.

About 15 minutes for K to 2 and 20 minutes for grades 3 to 5, three to five times a week.

Yes. Each child gets their own diagnostic, plan and progress report.

Yes, anytime. If you cancel during the 7-day trial you are not charged.

See how ready your child is in 10 minutes

Free. No credit card. Report and plan right after the check.