Texas Grade 3 STAAR Math Standards Practice Map

Students solve real-world problems, choose tools, explain reasoning, use representations, and justify answers with precise math language.

Students compose, decompose, compare, order, and round whole numbers up to 100,000 using place-value relationships.

Students represent unit fractions and fractions with denominators 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8 using objects, models, number lines, and comparisons.

Students add and subtract within 1,000, estimate, multiply, divide, identify even and odd numbers, and solve one- and two-step operation problems.

Students represent and solve addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division situations with models, equations, tables, and verbal descriptions.

Students classify figures, identify quadrilaterals, find area of rectangles, decompose composite figures, and partition shapes into equal areas.

Students use number lines for fractional distances, determine perimeter, solve elapsed-time problems, and measure liquid volume or weight.

Students summarize and solve problems with frequency tables, dot plots, pictographs, and scaled bar graphs.

Students connect income, spending, saving, credit, resources, and charitable giving to practical mathematical decision making.

Best current practice links use money-style word-problem reasoning while a dedicated financial literacy lesson is added later.