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Page 1: By: Melissa Pinnell.  I am 19.  A sophomore, studying Early Childhood Ed.  I have not completed any observation hours or tutoring.  I do however teach

ANGLES!By: Melissa Pinnell

Page 2: By: Melissa Pinnell.  I am 19.  A sophomore, studying Early Childhood Ed.  I have not completed any observation hours or tutoring.  I do however teach

ABOUT ME! I am 19. A sophomore, studying Early Childhood

Ed. I have not completed any observation

hours or tutoring. I do however teach children’s church, for

the experience. I have not yet created a philosophy.

Page 3: By: Melissa Pinnell.  I am 19.  A sophomore, studying Early Childhood Ed.  I have not completed any observation hours or tutoring.  I do however teach

STANDARDS! M2G1. Students will describe and

classify plane figures (triangles, square, rectangle, trapezoid, quadrilateral, pentagon, hexagon, and irregular polygonal shapes) according to the number of sides and vertices and the sizes of angles (right angle, obtuse, acute).

Page 4: By: Melissa Pinnell.  I am 19.  A sophomore, studying Early Childhood Ed.  I have not completed any observation hours or tutoring.  I do however teach

STRAIGHT ANGLE! Can anyone tell me what a straight

angle is? A straight angle is an angle that is 180°

exactly!

Page 5: By: Melissa Pinnell.  I am 19.  A sophomore, studying Early Childhood Ed.  I have not completed any observation hours or tutoring.  I do however teach

OBTUSE ANGLE! How about an obtuse angle? An obtuse angle is an angle that is

greater than 90° but less than 180°!

Page 6: By: Melissa Pinnell.  I am 19.  A sophomore, studying Early Childhood Ed.  I have not completed any observation hours or tutoring.  I do however teach

RIGHT ANGLE! Now, can anyone tell me what a right angle

is? A right angle is an angle that is 90° exactly!

If it is a right angle then it will always have this little box!

Page 7: By: Melissa Pinnell.  I am 19.  A sophomore, studying Early Childhood Ed.  I have not completed any observation hours or tutoring.  I do however teach

ACUTE ANGLE! Can anyone tell me what an acute angle

is? An acute angle is an angle that is less

than 90°!

Page 9: By: Melissa Pinnell.  I am 19.  A sophomore, studying Early Childhood Ed.  I have not completed any observation hours or tutoring.  I do however teach

WORK CITED! Google images www.georgiastandards.org http://

www.superteacherworksheets.com/geometry/angles.pdf