Mathematics

Pick a year. Each one holds that year in full, and names what it was built on.

407 skills across grades 1–8 · 19 TAC chapter 111 the rule text (PDF) archived · verified 2026-08-05

Pick a year

Every year reads two ways. By grade is the year itself, in the order Texas files it, with the years before it named so you can see what it was built on. By skill is those same years regrouped one topic at a time, so you can watch one idea — fractions, telling time — grow from the bottom. Both live on the year you pick, one link apart.

The skills are Texas's, quoted word for word from 19 TAC chapter 111, with the rule text and an archived copy linked on every sheet. Everything else here is ours: the short name on each line, the plain-English gloss, the worked examples, and every arrow on the maps. Texas makes no claim about which skill rests on which — those arrows are our reading of it, and each one says why.

Other ways in

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills · CC BY 3.0 US · D2L Corporation · verified 2026-08-05

What that means, and what this is not

The standards text is adopted by the Texas State Board of Education and published as rules in Title 19 of the Texas Administrative Code. We retrieved it through the Common Standards Project. The licence above covers that project's compiled dataset, not the rule text itself, which is Texas law.

Coverage requirements from New York 8 NYCRR §100.10: what the law requires. Nothing here is legal advice, and Texas standards do not apply in your state. Check your own state's department of education.