Properties of Shape

Lesson 4
Compare and Order
Angles

KQ – Can I compare and order angles up to two

right angles by size?
Wednesday 15th April 2020
Today you will be reading through the slides then having
a go at the independent task.
Remember to view in presentation mode by clicking
’present’.

Look out for the two pictures below:

Think about it… Write it down…

K.Q – Can compare and order angles up to two right angles by size?

Let’s revisit what we should know…

Which post box should these letters be sorted into?

obtuse acute right angle

K.Q – Can compare and order angles up to two right angles by size?

Let’s revisit what we should know…

Which post box should these letters be sorted into?

obtuse right angle obtuse obtuse acute

obtuse acute acute

acute
K.Q – Can compare and order angles up to two right angles by size?

Let’s Talk
When you are comparing in Maths, what vocabulary and symbols can
we use?

More than Equal to

> Less than

=
<
K.Q – Can compare and order angles up to two right angles by size?

Let’s Learn
Using the greater than and less than symbols, can you compare these angles?

<

>

<
K.Q – Can compare and order angles up to two right angles by size?

Let’s Talk
Which angle is the largest in this shape?

b
c

Angle a is the largest.

K.Q – Can compare and order angles up to two right angles by size?

Let’s Talk
Which angle is the largest in this shape?

a
b

c
d
Angle b is the largest.
K.Q – Can compare and order angles up to two right angles by size?

Let’s Talk
Which angle is the largest in this diagram?

a b

Angle a is the largest.

K.Q – Can compare and order angles up to two right angles by size?

Let’s Learn – Have a go…

Can you order these angles from largest to smallest?
K.Q – Can compare and order angles up to two right angles by size?

Check.
Can you order these angles from largest to smallest?
K.Q – Can compare and order angles up to two right angles by size?

Let’s develop our learning!

I can draw two obtuse angles which would

equal a straight line - 180°.

Is she correct?
No.

How do you know?

Because the smallest obtuse angle is 91° and two of them
added together would be larger than 180°.
 Independent Task
K.Q – Can compare and order angles
Fluency up to two right angles by size?

Let’s showcase our learning

FLUENCY 1
Order these angles from
smallest to largest. Write the
letters in the correct order.
 Independent Task
K.Q – Can compare and order angles
Fluency up to two right angles by size?

Let’s showcase our learning

FLUENCY 1 continued
 Independent Task
K.Q – Can compare and order angles
Fluency up to two right angles by size?

Let’s showcase our learning

FLUENCY 2 FLUENCY 3

Order the angles in the shape Look at the shape and use < and > symbols
from smallest to largest. to complete the statements.

Complete the sentences.