I think you guys are confusing the NNAT and COGAT with the 132, btw

OP, are you the 6 year old posting? Because that's the level of maturity that you appear to have.

Anonymous wrote:Only parents whose kids scores high will post. The ones with Low score less than 132 will not post and then people will assume everyone scored so high 😊

lol! True. Mine scored 119 and is happily thriving in an AAP classroom at a center school. These threads are amusing.

bubbagen wrote:Can you please share NNAT scores. Thank you

NNAT 146

Second grade, scores is 146 too.

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, many kids in this area prep. Were in a high SES school and child reported after the test that many kids had seen those questions before (which to means there was some form of preparation at home). Teacher never went over the format or any single sample questions in class according to same child.

I don't know if you want to call this unfortunate. We bought (or borrowed) COGAT and NNAT books off amazon and had my kids take some practice tests (on paper) mostly to get familiar with the types of questions. I also helped to strategize how to pick the answers by elimination method instead of picking the first answer that appears to be correct. I don't think the books really helped them become any smarter, but I would say they helped in making fewer mistakes overall. I told my daughter a thousand times to slowdown and take as much time as possible while answering questions, but she said she finished NNAT in under 10min and cogat under 30min (each day) or so as the questions were way easier than the ones she practiced from books. Anyways, both my kids got into AAP with comfortable scores. Honestly, I wouldn't blame any parents/kids practicing for these tests with easily available books and in fact we gave away our borrowed books to my friends kids and the cycle continues. Honestly, I don't think books don't do much other than familiarity and/or avoiding easy mistakes.

92 NNAT
134 COGAT
No prep
In AAP 3 year ago