This Google Slides activity allows students to practice drawing angles with given measures. It is self-checking and includes a video tutorial. Additional math kits are available for teaching angles. Perfect for distance learning and aligned with TEKS and Common Core standards.
$3.00
This digital Google Slides activity is perfect for incorporating into your distance learning plan. It’s a quick and simple activity that allows students to practice drawing angles with a given measure. Some problems allow students to align one ray along the zero-edge before determining where to place the second ray. Others have an affixed ray that is not aligned with the zero-edge to challenge students’ understanding of creating angles with a given measure. This activity is self-checking, but if you don’t want students to see the correct answers, just quickly delete them before sharing the activity with the students. Plus, there’s a quick video that explains the activity to the students.
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Check out the student video to see a preview of the activity and instructions.
If you need resources to teach your students about angles, check out these instructional math kits. Our math kits have everything you’ll need for a quality math workshop!
► ANGLES MATH KIT: Set 1 The Foundations: Circles, Angles, & Degrees
► ANGLES MATH KIT: Set 2 Measuring Angles with a Protractor
► ANGLES MATH KIT: Set 3 Drawing Angles with a Protractor
► ANGLES MATH KIT: Set 4 Adjacent Angles and Unknown Measures
► GIANT ANGLES BUNDLE (Includes Sets 1-4)
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This product is great for TEKS 4.7D or Common Core 4.MD.C.6
SKU: 5414743
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Bianca T. –
This was an excellent resource for my students to practice measuring angles with a protractor while learning from home. This was a lifesaver!!!
Bianca T. –
This was an excellent resource for my students to practice measuring angles with a protractor while learning from home. This was a lifesaver!!!
FabulousFourthNYC –
I had no idea how to do protractor work with my students remotely so this resource was a lifesaver to help explain to them how to do it. Thank you!
FabulousFourthNYC –
I had no idea how to do protractor work with my students remotely so this resource was a lifesaver to help explain to them how to do it. Thank you!
Arleisha W. –
Great resource!
Alexandra S. –
Great resource!
Patricia C. –
I was dreading teaching measuring and drawing angles virtually. You need a protractor in your hands! This document made that happen!
Patricia C. –
I was dreading teaching measuring and drawing angles virtually. You need a protractor in your hands! This document made that happen!
Brittany Brown –
I loved this!! It was so great for the virtual kids to use.
Miranda B. –
This resource is invaluable. So many times I wondered how I would evaluate students when they didn’t have access to a protractor, and was fussing a lot trying to make a Google slide with everything. For the price of a cup of coffee, it was well worth the two math lessons it covered!