This is a great resource for teaching students how to identify, measure, and draw angles, and construct polygons. The lessons are on Google Slides, and the Student Work is also on Google Slides. There are also videos showing students how to draw angles and polygons.
These are my own YouTube videos that you have special access to through this resource, as they are unsearchable and unlisted and therefore only to be shared with your students.

Students are able to fill in answers with text when classifying angles, and use a movable protractor and ruler to draw angles and polygons. The videos demonstrate how to draw each type of angle, and each shape. Note that this lesson uses metric units and is especially helpful for Teachers teaching Grade 6-8 math in Ontario as the focus is on triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids.

This is great for distance learning, but also works in the classroom. The activity slides can be printed 4 to a page to save paper. Just delete the protractor and ruler from the slides before printing. It is especially helpful for students who work well with technology.

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I hope you enjoy the resource and I would love to hear your feedback! Please leave any questions you may have!