Angles:
- Learning about Angles - A great way of introducing children to the topic of angles.
- Angles Worksheet
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A worksheet requiring children to work out the missing angles. - Angle
Recording Sheet
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Ask children to measure angles around the classroom, record
the type of angle (acute / obtuse etc) and then, if appropriate,
calculate how many more degrees are need to make a straight
line and a full circle. - Angle
Sum of Triangles
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Do your children know what the angles in a triangle add up to?
Use these fun SMART Notebook slides to show them! - Parallel
and Perpendicular
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A very helpful worksheet, which explains what parallel and perpendicular
are, and tests children on their understanding of the two concepts.
Contributed by Sue Baxter. - Parallel and Perpendicular
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Can your pupils identify the parallel and perpendicular lines
in these slides? - Calculate the Missing Angle
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A selection of angle diagrams that can be used as a revision tool.
Angles are not marked so teachers can adapt the resource to the
ability level of their pupils. Contributed by Vince Wilkinson.
![]() Angles Banner |
![]() Types of Angles |
![]() Acute Angles |
![]() Obtuse Angles |
![]() Reflex Angles |
![]() Angles Poster |
![]() Angles on a Straight Line Poster |
![]() Parellel / Perpendicular Poster |
![]() Right Angles Three different resources to help children to identify, count and hunt for right angles. |
![]() Measuring Angles Twelve printable activity sheets that ask children to measure and label angles. |



















