Practice that does not match the test
Worksheets and one off passages rarely mirror the real sitting. Students meet new tools, new layouts, and new question styles on the one day it counts.
OnSTAGE by Teach BIG
OnSTAGE gives your students reading, editing, and revising practice in the format they will meet on STAAR/SST, then turns every answer into a clear next step for you.

Worksheets and one off passages rarely mirror the real sitting. Students meet new tools, new layouts, and new question styles on the one day it counts.
A percent correct tells you who passed and who did not. It never tells you why a wrong answer tempted your students, or which TEKS to reteach on Monday.
Building passage sets, sorting students into groups, and writing the next lesson from raw scores eats the planning period you need for teaching.
OnSTAGE closes all three gaps at once. Students practice in a sitting that resembles the state test. Every response is scored by TEKS points. And each report ends at the same place: the next instructional step, named for you.
Start from the passages and clusters that match what you teach. Choose the passage set, pick the month and cluster, and shape reading, editing, and revising practice around the TEKS your scope calls for.

Link practice sets into one sitting and assign to the whole class or to chosen students. Students move from set to set without starting over, and you keep teaching instead of managing logins and paper.

Students read the passage on the left and answer on the right, just as they will on STAAR/SST. Dictionary, notepad, line reader, zoom, and masking tools sit where students expect them, so practice builds calm, capable test takers.

Each passage carries a full Passage Info sheet. Genre, word count, stamina level, TEKS assessed, vocabulary to preteach, and a summary sit on one page, so you can plan questions and supports before the first student reads a word.

OnSTAGE names the trap inside every tempting wrong answer. Overreach, contradicted inference, true but irrelevant, topic only: each distractor family tells you the exact misconception to address in your next lesson.

Percent correct sits beside the number of opportunities and the points earned for every TEKS. One lucky answer never looks like mastery, and the TEKS that need a closer look stand out at a glance.

OnSTAGE groups students who missed the same TEKS and hands you the lesson card for that group. Objective, misconception, a short routine, discussion stems, and resource links arrive together, ready to print and teach.

Class at a Glance shows strengths and the TEKS that need a closer look for the whole room. Student Progress Profiles and My Next Best Step turn that picture into one clear move per reader, so conferences and small groups start with purpose.

After each sitting, every student receives a strength to celebrate and a next practice target written in plain language. Teachers open one screen and know exactly who needs what on Monday morning.

Campus leaders and grade level teams see the same honest picture teachers see. Points earned across practice sets, TEKS strengths, and the standards that need attention, ready for data talks that end in action.

Download Passage Info and TEKS Breakdown reports as PDFs for your plan book, family conferences, and campus data meetings. Print TEKS Teams lesson cards and take the reteach straight to your small group table.

No. OnSTAGE is the practice and reporting layer that sits beside the lessons you already teach. You build practice from TEKS aligned passages, assign it, and use the reports to plan the reteach your class needs next.
Yes. The student sitting mirrors the state test experience, with a passage on one side, questions on the other, and tools such as a dictionary, notepad, line reader, zoom, and masking. Students walk in having already practiced in the format that counts.
None. Practice is scored for you, and the points flow straight into the TEKS reports. Your time goes to reading the reports and teaching the next step, not to marking papers.
Yes. Class and student reports roll up by TEKS, cluster, and passage type, so leaders can see strengths, spot the TEKS that need a closer look, and support teachers with a shared picture of growth.
Teach BIG serves grades 2 to 10 across its family of tools. OnSTAGE passages and practice sets are built by grade level and cluster, so each reader meets text and questions at the right stretch.
Yes. Reports such as Passage Info and the TEKS Breakdown download as PDFs, and TEKS Teams lesson cards print ready for small group teaching.
Book a demo and we will walk your team through building a set, assigning it, and reading the reports together.