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Help students make sense of measuring angles with a clear visual strategy.
This color-coding study guide for 4.MD.6 supports students in identifying angles, using a protractor, and showing their thinking step by step.
This student-guided color-coding study guide will not only help students with measuring angles (4.MD.6), but it will also teach them the study skill of color-coding their notes. Students will learn how to color-code processes, create line plots, and more!
This student-guided color-coding study guide includes:
- A PDF version where students can use colored pencils in person
- A Google Slide Deck version where they drag and drop the colored rectangles to the correct spot according to the directions.
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Description
Help students make sense of measuring angles with a clear visual strategy.
This color-coding study guide for 4.MD.6 supports students in identifying angles, using a protractor, and showing their thinking step by step.
This student-guided color-coding study guide will not only help students with measuring angles (4.MD.6), but it will also teach them the study skill of color-coding their notes. Students will learn how to color-code processes, create line plots, and more!
This student-guided color-coding study guide includes:
- A PDF version where students can use colored pencils in person
- A Google Slide Deck version where they drag and drop the colored rectangles to the correct spot according to the directions.
If you love this product, then you'll love the entire color-coding study guide product line! Click here to view more!
Teaching fourth grade all year?
Click here for the fourth-grade study guide bundle!
Not sure where to use these study guides in your classroom? Check out this blog post I wrote about how I use them in my room!
https://techaboutmath.com/tech-less-tuesday-study-guides-101/\
For more study guides check out this bundle I have!
Please consider leaving feedback for this product! It means so much to me, and it helps you earn FREE products! For every review you leave, you earn 1 credit point toward a future purchase. Go to "My Purchases" to leave a review & thank you in advance!
If you hit the green FOLLOW ME button, you will get:
-Updates when new products are released
-Notifications when I have a sale
Connect with me:
Check out my blog to see the latest tips and tricks on integrating tech into your classroom! (and grab some freebies while you're there!)
For all my latest teaching ideas, books to read, and Cricut stuff:
If you want to see pictures of my cute dog and see behind the scenes tips and tricks:
Check out the AMAZING Facebook group for tech tips and tricks for distance learning!
Facebook Group for Distance Learning Tips and Tricks
Questions? E-mail me at alexandra@techaboutmath.com
