Angle addition postulate activity

In last years notebooks I did this unit in about 3 pages. I think my co-teacher thought I was crazy. So here are pages 13-22. Enjoy! (If my work computer ever gets fixed I will post these printables on my TeachersPayTeachers site for you to steal use in your classroom! Page 14- Angle Pair Relationships This page has both a spinner and a foldable. Page 15 - Identifying Angle Relationships Practice Page 16 - Identifying Angles Work Page 17 - Problems from the textbook Page 18 - Vertical Angles…

File for the Post: Angle Addition and Angle Bisector Foldable This post contains interactive notebook ideas for Angle Addition and Angle Bisectors. I go through the following Angles graphic organizer with my geometry resource classes and I have my regular on level geometry students complete it at home as review. I think the hardest part for my struggling students is the naming and labeling of angles. I tell students to think of it like a "road map"... trace the angle (without picking up your…

Review geometry angle pairs with this fun mini book. Includes naming angles, complementary angles, supplementary angles, linear pairs, adjacent angles, and vertical angles.

File for the Post: Segments Foldable & Activity This is an interactive notebook page idea for segments. I am going to create a PowerPoint where there will be segment diagrams and students have to figure out which term to draw it under (this is the left side). The next page in our INB will be this cut and paste activity where students will sort cards by diagram, equation, and value of 'x'. I am probably going to use this activity as a lesson and cold call on students to come up to the…

Introducing our "Angles in Triangles Mastery Worksheets" – a comprehensive set of four engaging worksheets designed to consolidate students understanding of angle sum in triangles. Each worksheet contains up to 26 missing angles in which students will need to use a variety of angle rules, such as triangle sum as well as complementary and supplementary angles. Each worksheet will also require students to draw on their understanding of different triangles such as equilateral, isosceles and…

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Looking for a fun trig activity? Check out this coterminal angles card sort activity. Features angles in both degrees and radians.

If you've got a student that needs practice using his protractor, print up a couple of free, printable game boards and get ready to have some fun! Each player will draw a card and draw the angle stated on the card. The object of the game is to be the first player to get all around the world. Such an easy and fun way to practice working with a protractor!

Check out this blog post with activities for teaching angles and ideas to address misconceptions with teaching angles.

These 5 geometry projects for middle or high school are a great alternative assessment for your student. Project-based learning is so important to...