Angle activities

Need a quick and engaging measuring angles activity? Your students will love this set of puzzles! Measure angles with a protractor from 15-180 degrees.

So, yesterday I showed you how I got my angle studies kicked off with my students–how I solidified understanding of “right angle”. We had lots left to accomplish–so I’ll try to share some of the different lessons and activities we did over the next days! Tip 1: If you can get your hands on thin […]

Have you ever looked at a snowflake? It's made up of a TON of angles! While we have yet to see a flurry of white flakes falling where we live, that doesn't mean that a little winter weather-inspired math practice wasn't in order. My son has learned right angles at school but that's it. I figured we could step it up a notch. I gave him a protractor and watched for curiosity to sweep across his face. Sure enough, it did. Then I explained that right angles are 90 degrees, obtuse angles are…

Our math curriculum doesn't do a stellar job covering angles. I went on a search for some angle activities to hopefully make the unit more fun and meaningful. When I didn't find anything that fit what I was looking for, I decided to create something on my own. I put together The Angle Family

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5 Activities to Teach Angles

Exploring angles beyond worksheets is a fantastic approach to refresh your students' knowledge of identifying various types of angles in geometry. Engaging them in activities that involve movement or geometry projects can be a fun and effective way to reinforce their understanding of angles. These activities are particularly useful for upper elementary students, as they prepare to advance their studies in geometry and math.

5 Activities to Teach Angles