TEXAS

Texas Specific Resources

Designed to inspire deep interaction with content while aligning with standards in your state. 

All the Texas Resources for Your Needs

Explore through all the Texas specific resources available to fit your needs

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The First Edition Nystrom Atlas of Texas History is specifically designed to meet TEKS objectives and history standards. The atlas provides concise, necessary information. A diverse range of notable figures are highlighted, many of which would not get the properly deserved attention from larger textbooks.
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A World of Learning

The Fifth Edition Nystrom Desk Atlas includes political relief, land cover, and sculptural relief maps, plus regional maps, thematic maps, cross-section elevation profiles, infographics, captioned photographs, and Issues Today articles.

Atlas of Texas History

The First Edition Nystrom Atlas of Texas History is specifically designed to meet TEKS objectives and history standards. The atlas provides concise, necessary information. A diverse range of notable figures are highlighted, many of which would not get the properly deserved attention from larger textbooks.

Texas State Edition Active Classroom License

Go digital with our easy-to-use platform that allows students to explore Texas social studies. Active Classroom provides engaging assessments with question types that are STAAR approved for the Texas Classroom.

This newly redesigned program provides activities that differentiate while providing skills that students will have to be familiar with for standardized state tests. The new Mexican American Studies content is now available in Active Classroom with complete curriculum maps. The African American Studies course is coming soon to Active Classroom for Fall 2021.

Texas History Maps

12-Map Set

Provide a deeper look into key events in Texas and U.S. history with 12 wall maps, mounted on a roller:

 

  • Native Americans in Texas
  • Spanish Explorers
  • Spanish Settlements
  • Republic of Texas
  • War With Mexico; 1846–1848
  • American Expansion
  • Slavery and the Economy; 1860
  • The Union and the Confederacy
  • Indian Wars; 1622–1890
  • Railroads Transform the West
  • Great Depression and Dust Bowl
  • Texas Energy Resources
 

Desk Maps

Map Set (NYS3442)

Facilitate hands-on mapping activities with markable desk maps showing county boundaries, geographical features, capitals, city populations, and more. These match our Texas wall map so students can follow along while the teacher works at the front of the class.

Texas/U.S./World Map Set

Give students a visual understanding of Texas county boundaries, geographical features, capitals, and city populations. These colorful, easy to use, and well-organized wall maps are mounted on a spring roller for quick access.

Texas on Nystrom World

Mapping Texas History is also available as a digital mapping program. Use it alongside the physical program or on its own. The interactive digital mapping activities can be assigned, tracked, and graded through one interface on Nystrom World.

Using print and digital together offers teachers flexibility in delivery and students the opportunity to engage with content in multiple formats.

Nystrom Desk Atlas

The official atlas for the University Interscholastic League (UIL) A+ contest. 

The A+ Maps, Graphs & Charts contest is a competition for students grades 5-8 designed to help students learn how to gather information from a variety of maps, graphs, and charts including world maps, pie charts, bar charts, and local area maps.

TEXAS: Decision Making in U.S. History

Involving students in real historical problems that convey powerful lessons about Texas history, these thought-provoking activities combine core content with valuable practice in decision making, critical thinking, and understanding multiple perspectives.
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“Now more than ever, students need the intellectual power to recognize societal problems, ask good questions and develop robust investigations into them, consider possible solutions and consequences, separate evidence-based claims from parochial opinions, and communicate and act upon what they learn.”
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Contact your Texas Curriculum Specialist

Contact your curriculum specialist to learn more.

Elementary

  • Maps: Primary: ELS
  • Maps: Primary: Readiness
  • Maps: Primary: Outline World Map
  • Maps: Intermediate: Physical
  • Maps: Intermediate: Political
  • Maps: Intermediate: Continents and Oceans Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Wealth of Countries Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Precipitation Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Temperature Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Time Zones Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Land Use Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Population Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Outline World Map
  • U.S. History:1 Native Americans
  • U.S. History:2 Spanish Explorers
  • U.S. History:3 Explorers
  • U.S. History:4 The Great Exchange
  • U.S. History:5 European Settlements
  • U.S. History:6 Thirteen Britishi Colonies
  • U.S. History:7 Slevery In the Americas
  • U.S. History:8 Revolutionary War
  • State Map

Secondary

  • Maps: Intermediate: Physical
  • Maps: Intermediate: Political
  • Maps: Intermediate: Continents and Oceans Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Wealth of Countries Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Precipitation Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Temperature Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Time Zones Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Land Use Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Population Thematic
  • Maps: Intermediate: Outline World Map
  • Maps: Secondary: Land Use Thematic
  • Maps: Secondary: Population Thematic
  • Maps: Secondary: Political Relief
  • Maps: Secondary: Land Cover
  • Maps: Secondary: Scupltural Relief
  • Maps: Secondary: Growing Seasons Thematic
  • Maps: Secondary: Climate Thematic
  • Maps: Secondary: Tectonic Plates Thematic
  • Maps: Secondary: Precipitation Thematic
  • Maps: Secondary: Outline World Map
  • State Map

U.S. History

  • Native Americans
  • Spanish Explorers
  • Explorers
  • The Great Exchange
  • European Settlements
  • Thirteen British Colonies
  • Slavery in the Americas
  • Revolutionary War
  • American Expansion
  • Explorations of the West
  • Trails West
  • War with Mexico
  • Slavery Divides the Nation
  • Slavery and the Economy
  • Union and Confederacy
  • Civil War
  • Conflicts with Indians
  • Railroads Tansform the West
  • Industrial United States
  • Immigrants 1895–1929
  • World War I in Europe
  • Great Depression and Dust Bowl
  • World War II in Europe 1939–1942
  • World War II in the Pacific 1941–1945
  • Great Migration 1940–1970
  • Korean War
  • Cold War
  • Vietnam War
  • Persian Gulf War
  • A Shifting Population
  • Immigrants Sinve 1970

World History

  • New Babylonian Empire
  • Ancient Egypt
  • Chinese Dynasties
  • Ancient India
  • Athens and Sparta
  • Alexander’s Empire
  • Roman Empire
  • Barbarians and the Roman Empire
  • Silk Road and Eurasian Trade
  • Byzantine Empire
  • Charlemagne’s Frankish Empire and the Holy Roman Empire
  • Spread of Islam
  • World of the Crusades
  • China in the Middle Ages
  • Mongol Conquest
  • Rise and Fall of Shogun Japan
  • Exploration
  • Maya, Aztec, and Inca
  • European Exploration and Land Claims
  • African Empires and States
  • Rise of Ottoman Empire
  • Reformation and Counter Reformation
  • European Trading Empires
  • Rise and Fall of Mughal Empires
  • Independence in the Americas
  • Napoleon’s Europe
  • Europe After the Congress of Vienna
  • Africa Under Foreign Rule
  • World War I
  • World War II
  • Cold War
  • World Conflicts Since 1991

Texas

  • Spanish Explorers
  • Western Explorations
  • Trails West
  • War with Mexico
  • Indian Wars
  • Railroads & The West
  • Great Migration
  • population Loss and Growth
  • Native Americans in TX
  • Spanish Settlements
  • Republic of Texas
  • Energy Resources of TX
  • Texas Readiness Map
  • Texas Desk Map
  • Texas State Map