Math TEKS Posters Bundle - 3rd Grade Through PreCalculus

This bundle includes TEKS "I Can" statement posters for 3rd Grade Math through PreCalculus. This 10 set bundle is the perfect way to get your entire Math department coordinating.

All Math TEKS are included (Readiness, Supporting, & Non-Tested)

Two Download Options Included with Purchase

1) Download each resource individually

2) Download a zipped folder that contains all 10 poster sets

Each 8.5"x11" poster includes the reporting category, full wording of the TEK, whether it is a readiness or supporting standard, and the number/letter of the TEK.

These TEKS posters are up to date as of August 2023 with the current TEKS.

Please view the preview for an exact view of the posters.

There are 3 different themes included:

• Black & White

• Chevron

• Polka Dot

The 3 colored themes (chevron & polka dot) are organized by Reporting Categories

Possible uses for this product include:

• Posting on the board the TEK you will be focusing on that day
• Printing smaller versions (6 or 8 per page) and having students glue them in their notebooks to show which TEK that page of notes covers
• Posting all the TEKS on the wall at the beginning of the year to show the curriculum
• Building up the wall throughout the year by posting up the TEKS as you learn them in class

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