Estimate and compare angles using angle names including acute, obtuse, straight angle, reflex and revolution, and recognise their relationship to a right angle
Estimate and compare angles using angle names including acute, obtuse, straight angle, reflex and revolution, and recognise their relationship to a right angle
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This unit introduces students to how we measure and draw angles, and gets them to compare, estimate and draw some of their own.
This presentation will intorduce your students to angles, what they are, how they are all around us and how to sort them into acute, obtuse...
There are 6 different types of angles covered in these A4 charts featuring: Right Angle, Straight Angle, Revolution, Reflex Angle, Acute Ang...
Created by request, this protractor can be photocopied onto film and used as a teaching resource on an overhead projector.
This simple game asks students to identify angles as acute or obtuse. The speedy tokens add an additional element of fun to this game. It's...
This card will act as personal angles reference for the students throughout the unit. It is a part of a larger unit that introduces students...
This worksheet helps students consolidate the difference between the three types of angles through a cut and paste activity. It is a part of...
In this worksheet, students identify the angles on a clock. It is a part of a larger unit that introduces students to how we measure and dra...
In this worksheet, students compare angles using greater or less than. It is a part of a larger unit that introduces students to how we meas...
In this worksheet, students draw one of each of the three angle types. It is a part of a larger unit that introduces students to how we meas...
This visually engaging desk mat serves as an easy reference tool for students, aiding them with basic number and algebra concepts. Additiona...
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