Practice tests and printed workbooks for CogAT and every major gifted admissions test. Per-question explanations for both kids and parents — so the wrong answer becomes a teaching moment, not a guess.
Pick a question type below. Answer it. See the instant AI explanation — exactly what your child would get on Claretti.
The CogAT tests three cognitive areas with nine question types. Claretti covers all of them — with questions calibrated to your child's grade level.
How your child understands word relationships, classifies concepts, and completes sentences.
Number relationships, sequences, and the ability to solve quantitative puzzles.
Visual-spatial reasoning — recognizing patterns, folding paper mentally, classifying figures.
Not just more questions — the right questions, at the right difficulty, with the right feedback.
Questions get harder or easier based on your child's responses. Like a great tutor — available any time.
Every wrong answer gets a step-by-step explanation your child can understand — plus a parent note so you can teach it at home.
See Verbal, Quantitative, and Nonverbal scores side by side. Weekly emails tell you exactly what to work on next.
Young children (ages 5–7) learn best on paper. Our printed practice tests match the actual CogAT format — bubble sheets and all.
Watch your child's estimated percentile grow session by session. Know exactly when they're ready.
CogAT today. NNAT, OLSAT, and CCAT are coming. One platform for every gifted test your child might face.
Most families see meaningful improvement with 15–20 minutes of practice, 3 times per week.
Pick your child's grade level and test. Grab a workbook or start online — or both.
Short, focused sessions. AI adjusts difficulty. Every wrong answer is a learning moment.
Parent dashboard shows battery scores, weak areas, and progress over time.
Walk into test day confident. Your child knows every question type and what to expect.
A 5-year-old with a pencil and an 8-year-old on a screen need different tools. We're starting with printed workbooks — the format that matches test day for younger children — and adding the online platform next.
Full-length CogAT practice tests on paper, matching the actual format your child will see on test day. Two books per grade — one to drill by topic, one to simulate the full test.
AI-adaptive practice for Grades 2–8. Unlimited sessions, real-time explanations, parent dashboards, and score tracking.
Starting with CogAT — the most widely used gifted screener in the US — and expanding to cover every major test your child might face.
The most widely used gifted screener in the US, administered by 3,000+ districts. 9 question types across Verbal, Quantitative, and Nonverbal batteries. Grades K–8.
Explore CogAT Prep →The #2 most common gifted screener. Nonverbal-only — shapes, patterns, and spatial reasoning. Used in NYC, urban districts, and ELL-heavy areas.
Notify Me When ReadyVerbal + nonverbal reasoning in a mixed format. Historically used for NYC G&T and many private school admissions nationwide.
Notify Me When ReadySame 3 batteries as the CogAT — verbal, quantitative, nonverbal. Used by Canadian school districts for gifted identification.
Notify Me When ReadyWorkbooks available now. Digital platform launching soon with a generous free tier.
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