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Angles 270817 Finalized

all about types of angles

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Angles 270817 Finalized

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  1. presents a lesson in

  2. TYPES OF

  3. ANGLES acute right obtuse straight reflex full turn

  4. The Angle Family Obtuse Acute Right Reflex Straight

  5. Acute Angle Acute angles are less than 90° Acute Angles range from 1° – 89° Hint: He’s a cute

  6. Acute Angles in our world

  7. Right Angle A Right Angle is exactly 90° Hint: They are like mums; always right.

  8. Right angles in our world.

  9. Obtuse Angle Obtuse angles are more than 90 ° but less that 180 ° Obtuse Angles range from 91 ° – 179°

  10. Obtuse Angles in our world

  11. Straight Angle A Straight Angle is exactly 180° Hint: Grandma will set you straight .

  12. Straight Angles in our world.

  13. Reflex Angle Reflex angles are more than 180 ° but less that 360 ° Reflex Angles range from 181° – 359 °

  14. Reflex angles in our world

  15. Ask students to brainstorm how angles are used in the world around us. Some examples: • When parking a car a driver uses the concept of angles to park in a particular space, especially when parallel parking. • A contractor uses angles to build a house, a school, or any structure. • A student places books on a shelf at a slight angle to prevent them from tipping over.

  16. ANGLES: OUR EVERYDAY LIVES  • Architecture • Carpentry /people that make things • Engineers • Art • Clocks/ watches • All forms of aircraft: specific angles to land • Ship navigation • The Alphabet: Letters such as: L, Y, Z, V, have different angles • Relationship between sun, objects and shadow • Some sports: throwing javelin ( Keshorn Walcott) • Rotation of Planets at different positions • Math: Geometry- Lines and shapes etc.  One can almost not live without encountering angles in real life. They are everywhere.

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