The IAAT (Iowa Algebra Aptitude Test) is a math test used for late elementary and early middle school students to determine eligibility for Algebra.  Students will review concepts covered on the test and be given practice problems to review on their own.

The IAAT is a timed test, and it is divided into 2 sections. Each week will cover one section:
Session 1 | Pre-Algebraic Number Skills & Symbols | Measures how well students understand the mathematical skills and concepts necessary for success in an algebra course, as well as important symbols of algebra and how they are used.
Session 2 | Representing Relationships & Interpreting Mathematical Information | Measures a student's ability to find formulas for numerical relationships; as well as how well students can learn new material presented in graphs or text.