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Comparing Angles

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Overview:

A comparing angles activity designed for middle years students, where they order a set of angles from smallest to largest. This activity helps students develop their skills in comparing and estimating angles.

Learning Objectives:

Compare different angles and order them from smallest to largest.
Develop an understanding of angle sizes and their relationship to each other.
Enhance problem-solving skills by accurately identifying the order of angles.

How the Activity Works:

Students are given a set of angles and are asked to order them from smallest to largest. They visually compare the angles and determine their relative sizes based on estimation. This activity encourages students to use their knowledge of acute, obtuse, and right angles to make comparisons, as well as to practice recognising the size differences between various angles.

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