Branigans Beehive

This package includes vocabulary, definitions, and examples for the geometry common core standards for 4.G.A.1 and 4.G.A.2. This package includes: 10 pages with vocabulary and an example 10 pages with vocabulary, definition, and an example 10 pages with just vocabulary for centers or small group Vocabulary matching/flashcards 3 Sets of task cards Answer sheets Answer Keys Vocabulary included: Point Line Line Segment Ray Line of Symmetry Acute Angle Obtuse Angle Right Angle Parallel Lines Perpe

This is a set of 24 task cards for students to practice finding the missing angle, drawing angles, and classifying angles. Students can work individually, with a partner, or as group on these task cards. They can also be used for math centers or small group teaching. There are many different ways to implement these common core aligned task cards into your teaching! Hopefully you and your students will find them useful!

This hands on activity is intended to get students up and moving and excited for spring! Students will work on their geometry vocabulary such as different angles and lines.

Two sets of 24 task cards to practice angles! The first set includes 24 task cards for classifying angles such as right angles, acute angles, obtuse angles, and straight lines. The second set includes 24 task cards for students to measure the angles using a protractor. These cards can be used for several different activities such as scoot, math centers, review, group work, or individual use. Branigans Beehive

This is a set of angle and line task cards. They are classified into three different groups: 14 Vocabulary Words, 14 Definitions, and 14 Examples Vocabulary Includes: Angles Acute Angles Right Angles Obtuse Angles Straight Line Line Segment Ray Point Line Perpendicular Line Parallel Line Line of Symmetry Degree Protractor Uses: Review Study Matching Game Find Partners (Search the room for students with your match) Make Booklets Use them individually: Give the students the vocabulary cards a

This is a quick hands on lesson that will let students work with angles hands on. Students will create their own angle using pasta/fettuccine and then answer questions related to the angle. This activity can be used as a grade, review, beginning lesson, partner activity, scoot game, and many more!