Properties of Shapes Year One Comparing Angles I

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Properties of Shapes Year One

Properties of Shapes Year One

Comparing Angles

Comparing Angles

 • I can compare and order angles up to 180 degrees. • I

• I can compare and order angles up to 180 degrees. • I can identify acute and obtuse angles. • I can compare and order angles up to 180 degrees.

Discuss where these angles should be sorted. Click an envelope to find out.

Discuss where these angles should be sorted. Click an envelope to find out.

Which of these angles are acute? ? ?

Which of these angles are acute? ? ?

An acute angle measures less than 90°

An acute angle measures less than 90°

A right angle measures exactly 90°

A right angle measures exactly 90°

An obtuse angle measures between 90° and 180°

An obtuse angle measures between 90° and 180°

A straight angle measures exactly 180°

A straight angle measures exactly 180°

We can use these facts to help order a set of angles.

We can use these facts to help order a set of angles.

Can you order the angle cards from smallest to largest? I have put the

Can you order the angle cards from smallest to largest? I have put the cards on the next slide with numbers for you to sort.

We can use the comparing signs <, = and > to write mathematical sentences

We can use the comparing signs <, = and > to write mathematical sentences that compare angles. Angle 1 is smaller than angle 2.

We can use the comparing signs <, = and > to write mathematical sentences

We can use the comparing signs <, = and > to write mathematical sentences that compare angles. Angle 1 is greater than angle 2.

We can use the comparing signs <, = and > to write mathematical sentences

We can use the comparing signs <, = and > to write mathematical sentences to compare angles. 1. Angle 1 is smaller than angle 2. 3. Angle 2 is greater than angle 3.

1 star = Yellow/Blue 2 stars = Blue/Green 3 Stars = Pink

1 star = Yellow/Blue 2 stars = Blue/Green 3 Stars = Pink

Which angle is the odd one out in each set?

Which angle is the odd one out in each set?

Hard

Hard

Harder

Harder

Hardest

Hardest

 • I can compare and order angles up to 180 degrees. • I

• I can compare and order angles up to 180 degrees. • I can identify acute and obtuse angles. • I can compare and order angles up to 180 degrees.