Engage students in distance learning with a digital Google Slides activity to practice measuring angles with a protractor. Self-checking and easy to share, with instructional videos available. Explore additional math kits for comprehensive angle instruction. Perfect for TEKS 4.7C or Common Core 4.MD.C.6.
$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 using a protractor to measure angles. Plus, there’s a student video that explains how a protractor is designed and used.
This activity is self-checking, but if you don’t want it to be, you can quickly delete the answer and the cloud coverup before sharing it with your 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 4.7C or Common Core 4.MD.C.6
SKU: 5410764
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jannis T. –
My students used this resource as extra practice during our rotation time for guided math.
Megan M. –
Rachel Lynette’s resources are always great. I use this every year for skill practice.
Tina T. –
Thank you for your work on this product. Very helpful resource.
Cathy C. –
This resource helped my fourth graders measure angles better. The angles were clear and protractor easy to read. I found it very useful in my geometry unit. It was good practice to measure angles on pictures. It made my students stretch a bit differently with their thinking. It was tricky for some, but I found it useful.
Jessica E. –
I used this with a sub as a review for measuring angles. Heard nothing but great things from my students and from the sub. Thanks!
Jamara Lee –
My 4th and 5th grade students enjoyed this product. It was simple and easy to use.
Sara M. –
My students really enjoyed using this interactive work during their independent practice time. I liked that it was digital and interactive.
Heather H. –
This has been a great recourse to use during math centers and independent work time. The students have really enjoyed using this.
Ginger H. –
My absolute favorite resource for teaching students how to use protractors on a computer. They enjoyed it too!
Sandra F. –
This was a perfect tool to supplement the topic of angle measurement virtually.