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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 c

This is a great cross-curricular, culminating task. It would be a great project to follow: -Measurement: Perimeter and Area -Financial Literacy: Budgeting -Media Literacy: Advertising -Science: Conservation of Energy (Gr. 5 Ontario) -Science: Electricity (Gr. 6 Ontario) -Science: Interactions in the Environment (Gr. 7 Ontario) Students are able to fill in their answers directly into the Google Slide deck. This project is ideal for students in Grades 5-7. This is great for distance learning, but

This is a mini introduction to identifying and measuring angles digitally. This is a great paperless resource where students can move a protractor around to measure angles using Google Slides. Ideally you would post this as an assignment in Google Classroom and "make a copy" for each student. I used this with my grade 6 students and it went great! This is just a mini preview to my full resource: Full Resource on Constructing Angles and PolygonsThis is my first resource! I'd appreciate your comm

This is a great resource to consolidate students’ understanding of angles. In this assignment students will design a logo and include different types of angles and label these accordingly. This is a great inter-disciplinary activity. This includes media, art, and math all in one! The rubric assesses all three. This is ideal for students in grades 5-8. Included in this resource: - Learning goal and success criteria - Logo example - Instructions - Checklist for students - Rubric I hope you and you