The NNAT3 test is a way to figure out how good kids are at solving problems and thinking creatively without using words. A smart person named Jack A. Naglieri, who is also a professor, made this test. It first came out in 1988, and then a new version, NNAT3, came out in 2010.
Kids between 4 and 17 years old can take the NNAT3 test. There are 48 questions that are like games, and you don’t need to use words to answer. There are three levels: A is easy, and B and C are a bit harder. You should finish the test in 30 minutes.
The NNAT3 is a good tool to check how well kids can solve problems and think creatively without using words. This package we made is for Grade-3 students who are getting ready for the NNAT. It has free practice questions to help you get ready. If you like them, there are more resources you can explore with our premium content.
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