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Browse our collection of angle worksheets aimed at helping to introduce and teach angle concepts. Topics covered include identifying angles, classifying angles (acute, obtuse, right angles, straight, reflex) and measuring angles using a protractor.

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Measure Angles in a Picture

Use a protractor to measure the angles in the picture.

Complementary Angles (2)

Use knowledge of complementary angles to work out the missing angles.

Complementary Angles (1)

Use knowledge of complementary angles to work out the missing angles.

Angle Sort: Right, Acute, Obtuse

Cut and paste to show whether the angles are acute angles, right angles or obtuse angles.

Angle Sort: Right, Bigger, Smaller

Cut and paste to show whether the angles are right angles, bigger than right angles, or smaller than right angles.

Vertically Opposite Angles (2)

Use knowledge of vertically opposite angles to work out the missing angles.

Vertically Opposite Angles (1)

Use knowledge of vertically opposite angles to work out the missing angles.

Supplementary Angles (2)

Use knowledge of supplementary angles to work out the missing angles.

Supplementary Angles (1)

Use knowledge of supplementary angles to work out the missing angles.

Comparing Angles

Order the angle in each set from smallest to largest.

Measuring Angles (2)

Use a protractor to measure the angles.

Measuring Angles (1)

Use a protractor to measure the angles.

Find the Missing Angles (2)

Use knowledge of angles to calculate the missing angles.

Find the Missing Angles (1)

Use knowledge of angles to calculate the missing angles.

Using a Protractor (2)

Use a protractor to measure each angle to the nearest degree.

Using a Protractor (1)

Use a protractor to measure each angle to the nearest degree.