STAAR Test Math Questions | STAAR Math Review for Grades 3-7 with Answer Key

STAAR test math questions for review

These STAAR test math questions are a 12 page review worksheet with 80 practice items for grades 3 to 7. They are written in the style of STAAR math and group the review into the four main areas students meet on the test.

This is a practice set and not an official test. It does not use released state items, and it gives students a clear way to review number sense, algebraic reasoning, geometry and data before test day.

Teachers who need STAAR test math questions for a review week will find four sections of 20 questions here, and the packet comes with an answer key, an answer sheet and a lesson plan.

What’s on the pages

The worksheet has four sections of 20 questions each, and each one has its own heading and directions.

• Number sense and operations: multiple choice questions such as 144 divided by 12, or the sum of 45 and 32.
• Algebraic reasoning: students fill in the missing number from the Number Bank, such as 39 divided by a number that makes 13, or a number minus 5 that makes 10. Not all of the numbers are used.
• Geometry and measurement: multiple choice questions such as the type of triangle with 3 equal sides, or the area of a rectangle that is 6 by 4.
• Data analysis and probability: true or false statements, such as an impossible event having a probability of 0, or outliers not affecting the mean.

The four sections follow the main areas of STAAR math, so students practice each one in turn.

What’s in the download

• Student worksheet: 12 pages
• Answer key: 15 pages, with a short explanation after each answer
• Answer sheet: 4 pages
• Lesson plan: 2 pages

The four parts add up to 33 pages, and everything comes as PDF.

How to use these STAAR test math questions

The lesson plan is set for 90 minutes. Its objectives are to review operations, place value and arithmetic, to solve basic algebraic equations by finding missing values, to recall geometric properties, shapes and area and perimeter formulas, and to judge statistics and probability statements.

The procedure is simple. Hand out one worksheet and one answer sheet to each student, and explain that the review covers four major domains of STAAR math. Students work through the sections in order, and in the Number Bank section they are told that some numbers are distractors. At the end, collect the answer sheets and use the key to grade the work and find the areas that need more review.

The materials list one printed worksheet and answer sheet per student, the teacher answer key, and pencils and scratch paper.

Tally the missed questions by section to decide which domain to reteach before the test.

The answer sheet keeps the worksheet clean for reuse, and the answer key gives a short explanation after every answer.

Teachers who look for a STAAR math review or STAAR math practice will find both here, and the STAAR test math questions with answer key pages let a helper check the work in minutes.

Many teachers search for staar math practice questions, and this packet is built for exactly that kind of practice.

Where it fits

Use it for test prep weeks, small groups, tutoring, homework or a sub plan. Homeschool families can work through one section a day.

Take a look at the preview pages before you buy, so you can see the worksheet, the answer key and the answer sheet.

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Many teachers use these STAAR test math questions as a baseline early in the review period and repeat the set later to see growth.

Students can also mark the questions they guessed on, so the class review can spend extra time on those.

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