Powerpoint - Classify Angles
Powerpoint - Classify Angles
Educators
Each activity sheet is split into three sections, diving, deeper and
deepest, which are represented by the following icons:
These carefully designed activities take
your children through a learning journey,
initially ensuring they are fluent with the
Diving key concept being taught; then applying
this to a range of reasoning and
problem-solving activities.
acute
obtuse
reflex
acute
obtuse
Classify Divin
Angles g
Sort these angles into acute, obtuse and
reflex.
190
15° 91°
°
135 354
85°
° °
Classify Deep
Angles er
Abi is looking at the angles a, b
and c.
a b c
i
Ab
Angle a is the
smallest, then angle
b and angle c is the
greatest.
Do you agree with Abi? Explain why.
You should disagree with Abi as she is incorrect.
All three angles are equal in size. The angle arc is a
different size in each angle but this does not have an
impact on the size of the angle.
Classify Deep
Angles er
Bartek is describing angle a in this
diagram.
90° rte
Ba
k
Angle a is less
a than 90° so it
b is an acute
angle.
Explain his
mistake.