Features
Built around the way Texas math educators plan.
Core features
TEKS-based search
Search the way standards are written.
What it does: finds a standard from a code in any common format (4.3E, 4.3(E), 4.3.E) or from a topic, module, or scope name, and shows its TEKS wording, grade, topic, and readiness or supporting designation.
Why it matters: you start planning from the standard itself, not from a document’s table of contents.
How educators use it: type the code from your scope and sequence and land directly on the standard page.
Fractions
The student is expected to represent and solve addition and subtraction of fractions with equal denominators using objects and pictorial models that build to the number line and properties of operations.
Cross-curriculum comparison
One standard, every supported program.
What it does: shows Bluebonnet Learning, Amplify Desmos Math Texas, Eureka Math TEKS Edition, ORIGO Stepping Stones, STEMscopes Texas Math, and IXL references for the same standard in cards, or, with Pro, in a side-by-side comparison table.
Why it matters: campuses that use more than one resource can see how each organizes a standard without opening multiple guides.
How educators use it: coaches compare how two programs sequence multiplication before a vertical planning meeting.
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
- + 1 more
Module and lesson references
Specific enough to act on.
What it does: lists the module and lesson numbers (Bluebonnet), module, topic, and lesson range (Eureka Math), module and lesson numbers (ORIGO), unit and lesson (Amplify), IXL skill names and codes, or scope and instructional days (STEMscopes), with a link to the curriculum where available.
Why it matters: a reference you can verify is a reference you can trust in a planning conversation.
How educators use it: open the curriculum link, then pull the lesson from your licensed materials.
Bluebonnet Learning
2 modules- Module 1: Numbers to 10Lessons 13–29
- Module 5: Numbers 10–20, Counting to 100, and Understanding WorkLessons 6–9
STEMscopes Texas Math
2 scopes- Scope 1: Count Objects10 instructional days
- Scope 5: Represent Numbers to at Least 2012 instructional days
Tools that keep planning organized.
Grade-level and curriculum filters
Saved lessons and unit plans (Pro)
CSV export and print (Pro)
Instructional and intervention planning support
Because every documented reference for a standard appears together, it’s quick to find earlier or parallel lessons to revisit for reteaching or small groups. TEKS Navigator locates references; it doesn’t create intervention plans or recommend lessons — you and your team make those decisions.
On the roadmap
Planned — not yet available
- Campus accounts with shared seats and invitations
- Online subscriptions for Educator Pro
- A downloadable TEKS planning toolkit
Spend less time searching. More time planning.
Discover a simpler way to navigate Texas math standards and curriculum references.