Grades 3 to 8

Online STAAR Test Prep for Texas Students

Live online STAAR prep for Texas students in Grades 3 to 8. TEKS-aligned math and reading lessons, plus practice with the same question types students see on test day.

What STAAR Measures

STAAR is built on the TEKS. We teach the skills first, then practice the question formats.

Math

TEKS math skills for each grade.

  • Number and operations
  • Algebraic reasoning
  • Data analysis and financial literacy

How we prepareTEKS-aligned lessons, with practice on the gridded and multi-select items used on the test.

Reading Language Arts

Reading, responding to and writing about texts.

  • Comprehension across genres
  • Vocabulary and author's craft
  • Constructed responses

How we prepareClose reading, with short and extended response practice.

Writing in RLA

Written responses to reading, scored on a rubric.

  • A clear central idea
  • Text evidence
  • Conventions

How we prepareTimed responses with feedback that follows the rubric.

What to Focus on by Grade Band

Pick a grade band and try a question.

Grades 3 to 5

Build the base for STAAR math and reading.

  • Place value and fractions
  • Main idea and key details
  • Short written responses
Try a sample question

What is 8 × 7?

Understanding STAAR Results

STAAR reports four performance levels for each subject.

See Where Your Child Sits
  1. Masters Grade LevelExpected to succeed in the next grade with little or no support.
  2. Meets Grade LevelA strong chance of success in the next grade.
  3. Approaches Grade LevelLikely to succeed with targeted support.
  4. Did Not Meet Grade LevelUnlikely to succeed without significant support.

STAAR Questions From Parents

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Is the STAAR test online?

Yes. STAAR is given online and includes question types beyond multiple choice, so on-screen practice helps.

Do you follow the TEKS?

Yes. Our lessons follow the TEKS for each grade, including math and Reading Language Arts.

When should we start preparing?

A couple of months before the test window is a good start, with a little practice each week.

Can you help if my child did not meet grade level?

Yes. We start with a free assessment to find the gaps, then build a plan to close them.

How will I know if my child is improving?

Regular quiz results and parent reports show progress skill by skill.

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