The NNAT study process needs to be balanced between doing NNAT practice questions and doing daily “brain games”. Your child needs to see questions that are like the questions that will be on the NNAT test in order to be properly prepared. But doing too many NNAT practice questions can strain your child and burn them out from NNAT prep. You want to prepare your child for the NNAT, but not stress them out about it or overwhelm them with NNAT practice. This is why I suggest at least 3 months of study and prep before your child takes the NNAT. With 3 months of prep, they can do only 5 to 10 NNAT practice questions a day so they do not get overwhelmed but will still be prepared. I have included some NNAT practice questions below to help aid in your NNAT prep.
NNAT Pattern Completion. Parent, tell your child this: Look at the pattern on top. A piece has been taken out of it. Find the piece below the pattern that goes where the question mark is in order to complete the pattern.
NNAT Pattern Completion. Parent, tell your child this: Look at the pattern on top. A piece has been taken out of it. Find the piece below the pattern that goes where the question mark is in order to complete the pattern.
NNAT Pattern Completion. Parent, tell your child this: “Look at the squares on top. They go together in a certain way. Choose the square among the answer choices that goes in the empty space because it belongs with the square on the bottom the same way the squares on top belong together”
NNAT Pattern Completion. Parent, tell your child this: “Look at the squares on top. They go together in a certain way. Choose the square among the answer choices that goes in the empty space because it belongs with the square on the bottom the same way the squares on top belong together”
You can find more practice questions on Pinterest! There are some boards on Testing Mom’s Pinterest page with free NNAT questions. Good luck on the NNAT!
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