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AlgebraDrawing Angles with a Protractor Worksheets
Explore this array of drawing angles worksheets and understand the construction of acute, obtuse, and reflex angles. Stuffed full of exercises that help children ease into skills like drawing acute and obtuse angles with their measures in five-degree and one-degree increments and drawing reflex angles by reading both the scales of a protractor, this set of pdf worksheets is well worth the effort. Begin right with our free worksheet.
Drawing Angles: Five-Degree Increments
Grab these pdfs and practice drawing rays to create angles whose measures are given in increments of five degrees. With one arm of an angle given, find the indicated measure on the protractor, and sketch the other arm.
Drawing Angles: One-Degree Increments
On cruise control, math enthusiasts will do well in this set of drawing angles worksheets. Draw the rays to create angles using a protractor with the spotlight turned on one-degree increments.
Drawing Angles: Inner and Outer Scales of a Protractor
Operational here is one of the arms of an angle tracing the left or right zero of the protractor already in place. Locate the indicated measure on the appropriate scale of the protractor and construct the other arm of the angle.
Constructing Angles Using a Protractor | Five-Degree Increments
Learn to draw angles with these exclusive hands-on worksheets. Place the protractor in an appropriate position over the given rays, recognize the indicated measure on the inner scale of the protractor, and construct the angles.
Constructing Angles Using a Protractor | One-Degree Increments
Our drawing angles worksheets pdf work like a charm, making it easier for children to learn how to construct an angle using a printed protractor. Read the inner scale to draw rays and create angles with 1-degree increments.
Familiarize young learners in grade 4 and grade 5 with drawing reflex angles using a protractor by gifting them this handy pdf practice set. Remember, a reflex angle is greater than 180 degrees but less than 360 degrees.
Let your efficiency in drawing angles upgrade to proficiency with this pdf resource! Locate the given measure of an acute, obtuse, or reflex angle on the protractor according to the direction of the given rays.
