Description
Help your students identify complementary and supplementary angles with this digital angles activity. Students look at angle models with one known angle and one missing angle, and use their knowledge of supplementary angles and complementary angles to subtract and find the missing angle. Students either subtract from 180 (supplementary angles) or subtract from 90 (complementary angles) to find the measure of the missing angle. With colorful angle models and self-checking answer boxes, your students will have fun mastering this complementary and supplementary angles.
You get a self checking Google Sheets activity with 60 questions. Students will look at angle models and type their answers in the yellow boxes. The boxes change green and a checkmark pops up to give IMMEDIATE feedback, so students know right away if they are correct. Incorrect answers will turn gray, prompting students to self correct. This is highly motivating and will help students keep going!
Built-in differentiation: This activity starts east and gets steadily more challenging as students progress through the activity.Ā
It starts with easy 90 degree angles, then 180 angles, then a mixture of the two. The last 20 questions are challenge questions with extra angles - great for an extension or early finishers.
You can assign the Google Sheets activity as a center or independent work and have ZERO prep! This is a super engaging activity for independent math time, centers, sub plans and more. Even better - project the activity on the board and solve a few as your lesson, then have students try it on their own! This resource is meant to save you time, and give the students a fun, engaging activity!
Hereās what youāll get with this Digital Math Activity:
A Google Driveā¢ folder containing 2 Google Sheetsā¢ files and a Google Slides file
- Google Sheets Self-Checking Activity: The Google Sheet has 30 tabs along the bottom, just click the tabs to go to each question. Each tab has a 2 questions to answer, for a total of 60 questions.
- Google Sheets Answer Key
- Google Slideshow with teacher tips and a kid-friendly instructional video on how to use the self-checking activity (it is VERY easy, I promise!)Ā
This Google Sheets activity works with ANY device that is connected to the internet. It is easy to assign to your students, and even comes with a video tutorial for teachers that will show you how to assign and use it!Ā Ā
This self-checking angles activity is engaging, low prep, paperless, and FUN! It is easy to assign in google classroom. I tested it out on my fourth graders and they LOVED it!
How is it self checking? Well, students answer one question at a time, and as they do, the box changes color. IF the box turns grey, then students know to self-correct their answer.
Standards Addressed:
Highlights
Description
Help your students identify complementary and supplementary angles with this digital angles activity. Students look at angle models with one known angle and one missing angle, and use their knowledge of supplementary angles and complementary angles to subtract and find the missing angle. Students either subtract from 180 (supplementary angles) or subtract from 90 (complementary angles) to find the measure of the missing angle. With colorful angle models and self-checking answer boxes, your students will have fun mastering this complementary and supplementary angles.
You get a self checking Google Sheets activity with 60 questions. Students will look at angle models and type their answers in the yellow boxes. The boxes change green and a checkmark pops up to give IMMEDIATE feedback, so students know right away if they are correct. Incorrect answers will turn gray, prompting students to self correct. This is highly motivating and will help students keep going!
Built-in differentiation: This activity starts east and gets steadily more challenging as students progress through the activity.Ā
It starts with easy 90 degree angles, then 180 angles, then a mixture of the two. The last 20 questions are challenge questions with extra angles - great for an extension or early finishers.
You can assign the Google Sheets activity as a center or independent work and have ZERO prep! This is a super engaging activity for independent math time, centers, sub plans and more. Even better - project the activity on the board and solve a few as your lesson, then have students try it on their own! This resource is meant to save you time, and give the students a fun, engaging activity!
Hereās what youāll get with this Digital Math Activity:
A Google Driveā¢ folder containing 2 Google Sheetsā¢ files and a Google Slides file
- Google Sheets Self-Checking Activity: The Google Sheet has 30 tabs along the bottom, just click the tabs to go to each question. Each tab has a 2 questions to answer, for a total of 60 questions.
- Google Sheets Answer Key
- Google Slideshow with teacher tips and a kid-friendly instructional video on how to use the self-checking activity (it is VERY easy, I promise!)Ā
This Google Sheets activity works with ANY device that is connected to the internet. It is easy to assign to your students, and even comes with a video tutorial for teachers that will show you how to assign and use it!Ā Ā
This self-checking angles activity is engaging, low prep, paperless, and FUN! It is easy to assign in google classroom. I tested it out on my fourth graders and they LOVED it!
How is it self checking? Well, students answer one question at a time, and as they do, the box changes color. IF the box turns grey, then students know to self-correct their answer.
Standards Addressed:
