Classifying ANGLES Name Identify Compare 4th – 5th Grade Math WARM UP | BUNDLE

Classifying ANGLES Name Identify Compare 4th – 5th Grade Math WARM UP | BUNDLE Can your students identify different angle types? This warm up activity and practice worksheets are designed to help 4th – 5th grade students quickly recall and compare different angles.

The Classifying Angles Rapid Recall Routine will provide 7 – 10 minutes of engaging daily practice for your students to recite, recall and apply their knowledge and understanding of different angle types.

Students will recite and recall different angle types including acute, right, obtuse, straight, reflex angles and resolution. They can then applytheir knowledge and understanding as they identify and compare these different angles. They will also learn that an angle is made up of two arms and a vertex and that they are measured in degrees using a protractor.

Rapid Recall Routines (Warm ups) are a quick way to recall, review and reinforce concepts to ensure long-term retention.

Rapid Recall Routines can be used to intentionally remind students of their prior learning, to introduce new content or to ‘switch on’ their thinking in preparation for more challenging concepts.

This Rapid Recall Routine can be used as a whole class warm up, a small group consolidation session or for individual practice and revision. The slides can be used as a digital presentation or printed and used as flash cards.

Also included in this BUNDLE are the worksheets that can be used to support the learning from the Classifying Angles Rapid Recall Routine.

These NO PREP worksheets will save you valuable time and help your students quickly become proficient with the different types of angles.

Students will Write and Recite, Recall and Revise different angle types including acute, right, obtuse, straight, reflex angles and resolution. Your students are then given the opportunity to Apply and Extend their knowledge and understanding as they identify and compare these different angles.

The worksheets can be completed in class or as homework and are great for differentiating the content taught within your classroom.

57 slides / 3 worksheets + answers

PowerPoint and pdf files included