ThinkSprout

Thinking big starts young

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📋 Take a full practice test

80 original practice questions: two verbal, three quantitative, and three nonverbal subtests, with 10 questions each. Answers are hidden until the end; progress is saved. This is a practice set, not an official test replica.

Practice options

Questions per activity

Choose a short, everyday, or longer session.

Analogy format

Pictures for visual reasoning; words add reading practice. Each has its own progress.

Difficulty

Set the challenge ceiling. Activities adapt as independent success grows.

Second chance

After a miss, offer a hint and one more try. Off: explain the answer immediately.

Audio directions

Tap a speaker to play. Always silent until selected.

Tap to play

Changes apply to new activity sessions. Full practice keeps its fixed questions and no hints. Difficulty steps are practice settings, not measured grade equivalents.

📊 Insights — strengths & where to focus

Review independent success and supported success by skill and challenge band. Picture and word modes have separate learning records.

About the eight activities

Eight activities cover two verbal, three quantitative, and three nonverbal subtests. Each begins with a worked example. With Second chance on, practice gives a targeted hint and one more try, then explains the rule. Fresh examples of developing skills return in later practice.

🔤 Word Analogies — Verbal
🧺 Picture Classification — Verbal
🔢 Number Analogies — Quantitative
🪜 Number Series — Quantitative
🧮 Number Puzzles — Quantitative
🔷 Figure Matrices — Nonverbal
📄 Paper Folding — Nonverbal
⭐ Figure Classification — Nonverbal

For parents — growing cognitive abilities

ThinkSprout is designed to develop cognitive abilities — how a child thinks, reasons, and solves problems. Its verbal, quantitative, and nonverbal activities build reasoning skills consistent with those assessed by CogAT, which Bellevue School District uses as part of its Advanced Learning identification process.

An independent practice resource for learning and exploration. Practice results reflect progress within ThinkSprout; they are not standardized scores or eligibility predictions.

Structure reference: Bellevue School District testing guidance (reviewed November 7, 2026). First grade uses Level 8. Test length here is our practice design, not the district’s item count.

ThinkSprout

Section drills

📋 Take a full practice test

Practice options

📊 Insights — strengths & where to focus

For parents — growing cognitive abilities

Word Analogies

👀 Watch one first!

💡 Here’s the rule

Activity done — great work!

All done — great work!

Parent review — questions to look at together