Top Children's IQ Test Books

Know Your Child's IQ
Hans J. Eysenck, Darrin Evans

According to this groundbreaking book by a pioneer in the fields of both psychology and personality development, there is no better determinant of academic success than the IQ, or intelligence quotient. Yet the appropriateness of IQ testing continues to be a controversial subject in the sphere of child rearing.

Helping to unravel the confusion, Know Your Child's IQ provides a clear definition and history of the IQ, explains how it is used to measure intelligence, and, most important, explains why knowing your child's IQ will be of invaluable help to him or her in the future.

Parent's Guide to IQ Testing and Gifted Education
David Palmer, Ph.D.

This book is written specifically for parents who need to understand gifted testing and gifted programming so that they can make informed decisions for their children.

This book gives those with little or no background in IQ testing and gifted education a close look at how the system of screening, testing, and programming really works. This is where you'll find the direct answers and specific advice you need to make the right decisions for your child.

The IQ Answer: Maximizing Your Child's Potential
By Dr. Frank Lawlis

This book is a fascinating and user-friendly guide to fulfilling one's potential. With millions of new cases of ADD and other learning disabilities diagnosed every year, parents are searching for solutions to help them break through their children's performance plateaus. And any adult who has ever been frustrated by a stubborn mental block will learn the steps to scale it and tackle any project creatively.

Through his groundbreaking thirteen-step method, Dr. Lawlis offers clear, easy-to-follow strategies for overcoming thinking patterns that hamper success. Many case studies of his former patients illustrate how these simple techniques can change lives. The result of years of clinical research, his program is a mind, body, and soul approach that includes breathing exercises and nutritional advice.

Essentials of WISC-IV Assessment
Dawn P. Flanagan Ph.D, Alan S. Kaufman Ph.D

The WISC-IV is the top intelligence assessment instrument for children in the US, providing essential information into a child's cognitive functioning. This book applies a new, expanded theory-based approach to interpreting the latest edition of the WISC® and provides beginning and seasoned clinicians with comprehensive step-by-step guidelines to administering, scoring, and interpreting this latest revision of the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children.

This book provides students and practitioners with an unparalleled resource for learning and application, including expert assessment of the test's relative strengths and weaknesses, valuable advice on its clinical applications, and illuminating case reports.

Cognitive Abilities Test CogAT® Multilevel B Book (Grade 3*) - Practice Test 1, Grade 4, Grade 5,
By Mercer Publishing

Level B is the Multilevel Ed. format of the CogAT exam, in which the children read and answer the test questions themselves and is usually given to children in third grade. This book contains a single full-length practice test that contains nine subtests in the three test areas found on the CogAT® exam: VERBAL Verbal Classification 20 questions Sentence Completion 20 questions Verbal Analogies 25 questions QUANTITATIVE Quantitative Relations 25 questions Number Series 20 questions Equation Building 15 questions NONVERBAL Figure Classification 25 questions Figure Analogies 25 questions Figure Analysis 15 questions

Practice Test for the CogAT®* Multilevel Edition is a full length practice test with answer key. The object of this practice test is to familiarize your child with sample questions they will face on test day, how the tests are formatted, the symbols used and the number of questions in in each test area.