Compare size of angles with each other. Students will need to identify the relationship between 2 lines as the angle. Requires cutting.
(4 pages) Create Angle Disks using either 2 different shades of cardboard (one light, one dark) or a transparent sheet to make Transparent Angle Disks. Print, cut out, insert one disk into the other and twist.
Identify angles as measures of turn and compare angle sizes in everyday situations, order them from smallest to largest.
Finding right angles, and identifying angles that are larger or smaller than a right angle.
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Create and measure angles to 180°. Students will need a 180° protractor.
Create and measure angles to 360°. A 360° protractor is recommended; a 180° protractor may also be used.
Create and measure angles to 360°. Classify angles according to size. A 360° protractor is recommended; a 180° protractor may also be used.
Create and measure angles to 360°. Classify angles according to size. A 360° protractor is recommended.