America Math Express Lone Star Edition™(Bilingual version available)
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Short on time? Lone Star Express is the answer!
There are between 38 and 43 math TEKS that your
students are expected to know by the end of the year.
Mastering all of these TEKS is a monumental task. You
can't afford to wait until February to start preparing for the
TAKS. America Math Lone Star Express™ gets you
started in the fall.
Express, like our full-length warm-up, systematically
distributes and reviews the TEKS over a 16 to 32 week
course. Unlike the full-length version, though, Express
divides each page into halves. One half is dedicated to
TEKS-based numeracy and skills, and one half is
dedicated to TEKS-based word problems.
Express gives you flexibility when time is tight. Work half of
a page each day, or work half of a page in class and send
the other half home for homework. Work half in the
morning and half in the afternoon. The possibilities are
endless.
If your math block is an hour or less, opt for Express. It
gets the job done with added flexibility.
 | | 16 to 32 weeks of material
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 | | Over 320 TEKS-based word |
| | problems
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 | | 160 TAKS format problems
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 | | 1,000s of numeracy and skill |
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 | | Spanish/bilingual versions |
| | available
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Q: Is Lone Star Express correlated to the TEKS?
A: Yes! Lone Star is 100% TEKS-based and reflects the recent changes to the TEKS. Every problem is tagged
with its TAKS objective in the lower right corner.
***Order online at the bottom of the page***
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Q: Why is so much of each warm-up dedicated to word problems?
A: Because 100% of the TAKS is word problems. Students need to build up mathematical stamina in order to
tackle a 40 to 44 problem test especially when every problem on the test is a word problem.
Q: When should my class start Lone Star Express?
A: If your students’ proficiency is generally low, you may want to wait until October or November. If their
proficiency is on grade level, start immediately.
Q: How many days each week should my students use Express?
A: Because the Express is relatively short, we recommend completing at least one-half page each day.
Q: Should Express be worked sequentially, or do I pick and choose?
A: Sequentially. Start with the first and work your way toward the last, regardless of what formal unit your
students are working on.
Q: Does Express start easy and get harder?
A: The first few weeks are a review of the previous grade level. Subsequent pages address skills and
concepts on grade level.
Q: Should Lone Star Express be graded?
A: That’s up to you. Some of the material addresses skills and concepts that may not have been formally
taught. If you choose to grade it, you might consider not grading the new material sections.A: That’s up to you.
Some of the material addresses skills and concepts that may not have been formally taught. If you choose to
grade it, you might consider not grading the new material sections.
Q: Should Express be sent home for homework?
A: We recommend that it be worked, checked, and reviewed in class whenever possible. If it is sent home for
homework, we strongly urge you to check it with your class the next day.
Q: Can I try Lone Star Express before I purchase it?
A: Yes, we provide free trials of all of our products. Click here to download your free trial.
Q: Is Lone Star available in Spanish?
A: We have a phenomenal bilingual version of Express available. Click here for information.
ORDER ITEMS BASED ON THE TOTAL NUMBER OF TEACHER IN YOUR GRADE, NOT JUST MATH TEACHERS. We confirm this with your district. If you order based on a lesser number, your order will not be processed.
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Spanish and Bilingual products, too!
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4 or fewer teachers - quantity (1) per grade, not per teacher
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5 -10 teachers - quantity (1) per grade, not per teacher
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