Standards Browser
All six strands, the ten key vocabulary words, and readiness or supporting flags for every standard in your grade. Nothing to generate — it is already written.
Texas Elementary Science · K–5
The TEKS Hub holds twelve teacher tools. This is the door in: choose your grade once and every tool below opens already set to it — no hunting through K–5 for your standards.
—— No grade set yet
Step 01
Kept in this browser, so it is still set when you open this tomorrow morning.
Moves to the twelve tools further down this page. Each one opens in the TEKS Hub with your grade already selected.
Pinned to your launchpad
Nothing pinned yet. Tap the pin on any tool below and it lands here — the two or three you actually use every week, straight off the top of the page.
Step 02
Every tool lives inside the hub — these open it at the right spot.
All six strands, the ten key vocabulary words, and readiness or supporting flags for every standard in your grade. Nothing to generate — it is already written.
One standard in, a teacher brief out: five vocabulary words, five key concepts, the misconception to watch for, and a teaching order you can follow at 7:15.
What your students will get wrong on this standard, written out before you teach it instead of after the test.
Three, five, or seven days of instruction, scaffolded so each day builds on the one before it. The selectors are live; the generator is still being built.
First day, last day, STAAR date — out comes a full scope and sequence with assessed standards weighted toward spring.
Follow one thread from Pre-K foundations to middle school and see exactly what landed in the grade below yours.
Type in your class percentages and get a mastery heat map, with the weak standards linked straight to vocabulary and lesson plans.
Percent correct per assessed standard, rolled up to the four reporting categories on the Grade 5 blueprint.
Several classrooms side by side, so a coach or coordinator can see which standards need campus-level intervention.
Readiness and supporting standards for the 2026–2027 test, with the blueprint weighting spelled out.
How Chapter 112 is organized: practices, recurring themes, matter and energy, force and motion, Earth and space, organisms.
One note when TEA changes the assessed curriculum or posts a TEKS clarification. Not a newsletter.
No tools in that group.
Type a TEKS code and land on that exact standard, strand open, row highlighted.
Each of these opens the hub with the setting already flipped on.
Shortcuts: G jump to the grade dial / jump to the code box Enter launch