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TEKS Navigator

Built for Texas K–5 Math Educators

Find the TEKS. Find where it’s taught.

Search a Texas math standard and locate relevant modules, scopes, and lesson references across supported curriculum programs—all in one place.

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Built to make curriculum navigation easier for teachers, instructional coaches, and math teams.

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3.4KGrade 3Readiness

Multiplication and Division of Whole Numbers

The student is expected to solve one-step and two-step problems involving multiplication and division within 100 using strategies based on objects; pictorial models, including arrays, area models, and equal groups; properties of operations; or recall of facts.

Bluebonnet Learning

3 modules
  • Module 1: Properties of Multiplication and Division and Solving Problems with Units of 2–5 and 10Lessons 1–19
  • Module 3: Multiplication and Division with Units of 0, 1, 6–9, and Multiples of 10Lessons 5–23
  • + 1 more

STEMscopes Texas Math

4 scopes
  • Scope 3: Multiplication Models8 instructional days
  • Scope 4: Multiplication Strategies and Algorithms10 instructional days
  • + 2 more

The problem

Your planning time is too valuable to spend searching.

Finding where a standard is taught can mean opening multiple curriculum documents, searching through scope sequences, and cross-referencing lesson references. TEKS Navigator brings those references together in one searchable workspace.

Search Less

Locate curriculum references without manually navigating multiple documents.

Find What You Need

Search by TEKS code, topic, or grade to narrow your results.

Plan with Purpose

Use relevant lesson references to support instruction, reinforcement, and collaborative planning.

Guided demo

See what one TEKS search can uncover.

Pick a standard and follow it from code to curriculum references — exactly how results are organized inside TEKS Navigator.

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  1. 1Search a TEKS
  2. 2View the standard
  3. 3Discover references
  4. 4Grouped by program

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TEKS Navigator · 3.4K
3.4K
3.4KGrade 3Readiness

Multiplication and Division of Whole Numbers

The student is expected to solve one-step and two-step problems involving multiplication and division within 100 using strategies based on objects; pictorial models, including arrays, area models, and equal groups; properties of operations; or recall of facts.

Bluebonnet Learning

3 modules
  • Module 1: Properties of Multiplication and Division and Solving Problems with Units of 2–5 and 10Lessons 1–19
  • Module 3: Multiplication and Division with Units of 0, 1, 6–9, and Multiples of 10Lessons 5–23
  • Module 7: Geometry and Measurement Word ProblemsLessons 1–3, 18–20

STEMscopes Texas Math

4 scopes
  • Scope 3: Multiplication Models8 instructional days
  • Scope 4: Multiplication Strategies and Algorithms10 instructional days
  • Scope 5: Division Models7 instructional days
  • Scope 6: Multiplication and Division Problem Solving7 instructional days
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How it works

From standard to curriculum reference in three steps.

  1. Step 01: Search a TEKS

    Enter a TEKS code, mathematics topic, or grade level. 3.4K, 3.4(K), and 3.4.K all find the same standard.

  2. Step 02: Explore Curriculum Matches

    Review where that standard is addressed across supported programs, grouped by grade and module or scope.

  3. Step 03: Plan Your Next Step

    Use the references and curriculum links to open the right lessons in your adopted materials.

See How It Works

Features

Everything you need to navigate math curriculum more efficiently.

TEKS-Based Search

Type a code in any common format, or a topic like “fractions,” and land on the right standard with its official wording.

Cross-Curriculum Comparison

See Bluebonnet Learning, Amplify Desmos Math, Eureka Math, ORIGO, STEMscopes, and IXL references for one standard side by side, in cards or a comparison table.

Module and Lesson References

Module, scope, and lesson numbers for each match, with a link to the curriculum where available.

Grade-Level and Curriculum Filters

Narrow results to a grade and focus on the programs your campus uses.

Saved Lessons and Unit Plans (Pro)

With Pro, save the lessons you need into unit plans, add notes, then export to CSV or print.

Instructional and Intervention Planning Support

Quickly locate every place a standard appears so you can choose lessons to revisit for reteaching. You choose the lesson — we help you find it.
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Supported curricula

Find references across the curriculum programs you already use.

Programs and grades shown here have lesson references available in TEKS Navigator today.
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Who it’s for

Made for the way Texas math educators work.

For Teachers

Find lesson references faster so you can focus on preparing meaningful instruction.
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For Instructional Coaches

Support collaborative planning, curriculum navigation, and targeted instructional conversations across grade levels.
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For Campus and District Leaders

Give your teams a consistent way to discover documented TEKS-to-curriculum references.
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Alignment transparency

Curriculum information you can evaluate and trust.

TEKS Navigator is designed around documented curriculum references and transparent mapping coverage.
How Curriculum Mapping Works

Imported from published alignment documents

Bluebonnet Learning course guides, Amplify Desmos Math Texas scope and sequences, Eureka Math TEKS Edition alignment guides, ORIGO Stepping Stones TEKS documents, STEMscopes Texas Math alignment resources, and IXL TEKS skill plans — kept as written, never invented or AI-generated.

Linked to the curriculum

Bluebonnet references link to the TEA course page; STEMscopes scopes link to the publisher’s page when available.

Only what’s available

A program and grade appear only when lesson references exist for them — never a guess.

A missing reference is not evidence that a curriculum fails to address a standard.

Our approach

Designed around real instructional planning challenges.

TEKS Navigator is in early access. Rather than show placeholder praise, here are the principles every feature is held to. Educator feedback from pilots will appear here once it is shared with permission.

  • 01

    Start from the standard

    Every workflow begins with a TEKS code or topic, because that is how planning conversations start.

  • 02

    Point to the curriculum

    References link to the curriculum where available, so educators can open the original lesson.

  • 03

    Say what we don’t know

    When no lesson is listed, we say so plainly instead of filling the gap with a guess.

  • 04

    Respect the curriculum

    We point to your adopted materials — we don’t rewrite, replace, or reproduce them.

FAQ

Questions educators ask.

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