Choose a grade or level and start with a short, low-pressure session. Every item is independently written and has a full explanation. Practice performance is not an official OLSAT score.
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Practice by question family
Explore picture, figure, word, and number reasoning lessons. Younger children can have an adult read directions aloud. Start untimed, ask the child to describe the rule, and stop before frustration builds.
Source: Pearson OLSAT 8 product overview and Pearson OLSAT 8 scope-and-sequence brochure. OLSAT.net is an independent educational resource; examples here are original and are not official test questions.
Choose practice by grade
Kindergarten through Grade 8 have separate guides, and Grades 9–12 share a guide. Each points to the typical OLSAT level, the question families listed for that level, and a short practice session. See all grade guides or start the free level-based test.
Use the illustrated explanations
Every picture and figural practice item now includes an original question diagram, illustrated answer choices, and a visual answer view. Ask what changed, what stayed the same, and whether a rule works in every part of the item.