Guide To The 6th Grade STAAR Test Prep Pack

The State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) for 6th grade measures students’ proficiency in reading, language arts, and mathematics based on the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS).

It assesses students’ mastery of grade-level content and their readiness for the next academic step.

It includes a mix of multiple-choice, open-ended, and extended-response questions.

Students earn points for correct answers, with some questions carrying more weight due to their complexity.

Review readiness and supporting standards, use STAAR-aligned practice materials, and develop test-taking skills like time management and strategic problem-solving.

It integrates reading comprehension and writing skills, requiring students to analyze texts and construct detailed responses.

There are 45 questions worth a total of 56 points, including 1-point, 2-point, and extended constructed response questions.

• Reading: 26–28 questions, 28–30 points (covers literary and informational texts like fiction, poetry, and persuasive writing). 

• Writing: 17–19 questions, 26–28 points (includes revising/editing and an extended constructed response). 

Comprehension, identifying main ideas, themes, and the author’s purpose.

Revising and editing passages for clarity, grammar, and organization, plus writing an extended response based on a reading passage.

Practice reading various genres, identify themes and text structures, revise grammar and punctuation, and write clear, evidence-supported essays.

STAAR Math tests numerical and analytical skills applied to real-world problems.

There are 36 questions worth a total of 43 points, including 1-point and 2-point questions.

• Numerical Representations and Relationships: 8–10 questions, 8–13 points (fractions, decimals, ratios). 

• Computations and Algebraic Relationships: 13–15 questions, 14–19 points (equations, inequalities, expressions). 

• Geometry and Measurement: 5–7 questions, 5–9 points (area, perimeter, volume, conversions). 

• Data Analysis and Personal Financial Literacy: 6–8 questions, 6–10 points (graphs, probability, financial concepts). 

Practice solving equations, work with fractions and decimals, learn geometric formulas, and interpret data in graphs or charts. Also, familiarize yourself with budgeting and financial literacy basics.

Practice with sample questions, get enough sleep, eat a nutritious breakfast, and arrive early to the test center.

Read instructions carefully, manage time wisely, review answers if possible, and stay calm and focused.

They offer tailored preparation packs designed for question familiarization, test prep, and score optimization, accessible online anytime. There are also sample questions so you can see a snippet of what is in the pack.

TestPrep-Online provides 6th Grade STAAR Practice Tests that match the STAAR format and typical 6th-grade abilities.

For general questions: Ariav at ask_ariav@testprep-online.com. 

For practice tests for other grades: Monica at monica@testprep-online.com. 

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