Week 23

Week 24

Week 25

Week 26
 Week 23

Meeting 1
Meeting 2
Meeting 3
 Angles &
Naming Angles
 What do you call these?

Smaller than Larger than

Right angle
right angle right angle
Parts of Angles
An angle is the
amount of opening
between two arms.
is
b ol
m
The arms meet at a e sy ARC
Th led:
l
point called the ca

vertex.

Angle is measured
in degrees.
OPEN YOUR TEXTBOOK PAGE
156
SPQ / QPS

PQR / RQP

QRS / SRQ

RSP / PSR
DAB / BAD

DBC / CBD

CDB / BDC

ADB / BDA
DO YOUR WORKBOOK PAGES
130-137
MNP / PNM UTS / STU

XYZ / ZYX BAC / CAB

ABC / CBA
BCA / ACB
AED/DEA EDC/CDE

DCB/BCD BAE/EAB

c
b
a
Measuring
Angles
HOW TO USE A
PROTRACTOR ?
 Prepare your
protractor

Outer Scale

Inner Scale

Base line Centre

OPEN YOUR TEXTBOOK PAGE
157
70°

135°
 110
110°

Outer scale because …..

… the zero mark of the outer scale is on the side KL of JKL

40° 125°
⦟ ABC = 90° ⦟ EFG = 82° ⦟ XYZ = 100° ⦟ KLM = 130°
OPEN YOUR WORKBOOK PAGE
131
Outer scale Outer scale Inner scale

Outer scale Inner scale Inner scale

 137° 38°

164° 80°
Estimate and Measure!
 113°

71° 18°
100°

110°

90°
 PLAY THIS GAME!
1. Play with a partner.
2. Take turn to draw a card. Use your
protractor, draw the angle inside your
circle.
3. The first person to reach 360° wins!
4. If you go over 360°, you can’t draw
that angle. Your turn is over.

Play again one more time, find a new

partner.
 Extra Time
Measuring Angles
Prepare your protractor
Game 1 Game 2 Game 3
Types of Angles
 ONLINE PROTRACTOR AND
ANGLE MAKER

Extra Time
Drawing Angles
to 180°
OPEN YOUR TEXTBOOK PAGE
160
Draw it in y
our
writing tab
let

Draw it in y
our
writing tab
let
DO YOUR WORKBOOK PAGE
134-137
 Week 24

Meeting 1
Meeting 2
Meeting 3
 8-point
Compass
OPEN YOUR TEXTBOOK PAGE
162
Can you mention more places?
south-west overhead bridge

north-east orchid garden

 library

Basketball court
north

45
 Make a group of 3 and
play this GAME!
You need:
1. Blank paper
2. Protractor
3. Ruler
 North-east
West
South-west
West
East
North-west
225o clockwise / 135o anticlockwise

90o anticlockwise / 270o clockwise

180o
 east

blue
purple

north-west
DO YOUR WORKBOOK PAGE
138-139
or Q
 270°

90°

180°

360°
Perpendicular
Lines
OPEN YOUR TEXTBOOK PAGE
167
 no

yes

no
yes
CD
and many more
 Work in pairs!
Find 2 objects and identify how many pairs of
perpendicular lines you can find on it. Write your
findings on your writing tablet.
DO YOUR WORKBOOK PAGE
140-145
Parallel Lines
OPEN YOUR TEXTBOOK PAGE
172
 JK // NM;
AB // DC; AD //BC FG // IH JO // LM;
ON //KL

and many more

Additional Info
Intersecting Lines

When two or more lines cross each other in

a plane, they are called intersecting lines.
DO YOUR WORKBOOK PAGE
146-151
Extra Drills
Let’s prove it by measuring the angles!
=
= =

= =
Let’s prove it by measuring the angles!
= 180⁰
= 90⁰ = 35⁰

= 125⁰ = 225⁰

acute (35⁰) - right (90⁰) - obtuse (125⁰) -

straight (180⁰) - reflex (225⁰)
Measure these angles using a protractor.

35⁰ 180⁰ 125⁰

Measure these angles using a protractor.
180⁰

50⁰

360⁰ 180⁰ + 50⁰ = 230⁰ 90⁰

Let’s Practice!
1. Comparing Angles
2. Ordering Angles
3. Read the Protractor
4. Types of Angles
ANGLES & COMPASS
REVIEW WORKSHEET
Let’s review!
Let’s review!
Let’s review!
EXTRA TIME
BINGO!
DECIMALS, FRACTIONS & PERCENTAGE
1. You will get a randomly generated bingo paper with decimals,
fractions and percentages numbers.
2. You and your friends will take turns in saying one number you
would like to cross.
3. You may cross the number which have different forms as long
as it has the same value. Example : “cross 5%” → you may
cross 5% or 5/100 or 1/20 or 0.05.
4. Cross only one number each turn.
5. You will get BINGO when you are able to cross 5 numbers in a
row, or a column or diagonally.
6. There might be some special numbers which exist on your
paper but not on your friends’.
Well done
!
 11-12 Jan 2024

Review : Angles
Let’s review!
Let’s review!
Let’s review!
Let’s review!
Let’s Practice!
1. Comparing Angles
2. Ordering Angles
3. Read the Protractor
4. Types of Angles
 Let’s Practice!
1. Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
2. Perpendicular, Parallel and
Intersecting Lines
 Week 25

Meeting 1
 Angles on a
Straight Line
OPEN YOUR TEXTBOOK PAGE
177
 60°
75°
45°

180°

Yes; the sum of the

angles is 180°.
YOW WOV VOX v y 180°
180° w x 180°
180° 134°
46°
-
180° 28° 124°
28°
∠a = 63°
∠b = 126°
∠x = 46°
∠y = 115°
DO YOUR WORKBOOK PAGE
152-155
 Let’s Practice!

Find missing angles on the

straight line!
 Week 26

Meeting 1
Meeting 2
Angles at a Point
OPEN YOUR TEXTBOOK PAGE
181
 65°
85°
140°
70°

65° 85° 140° 70°

360°

Yes. Because the sum of the angles is 360°.

180° 180°
360°
POR ROQ QOP w x y z
360° 360°
360° 90° 133°
137°
 ∠y = 96°
∠x = 86°

∠w = 45°
∠z =
DO YOUR WORKBOOK PAGE
156-157
 Graded HW !.
WB Practice 4
P. 158-159
No. 3
DUE DATE : MONDAY, 29 JAN 2024
Let’s find
the angles
on space!
Let’s continue to
the next page!
Click on these links below for more
practices!
- Finding missing angles
- Do you remember how to read a protractor?
 Vertically
Opposite Angles
OPEN YOUR TEXTBOOK PAGE
185
60°
120°
60°
120°
∠p and ∠r
∠q and ∠s
POR SOQ

POS ROQ
90° 138°
138° 90°
48°
∠x = 123°
∠y = 57°
∠z = 123° Check next slide for the steps
and answers.
 CD is a straight line.
∠b = 180° - 27°
∠b = 153°

Let’s name the center point as “O” and

check the vertically opposite angles.
∠BOD = ∠COA = 27°

∠a = 107° CD is a straight line.

∠b = 153° ∠a = 180° - 27° - 46°
∠a = 107°
Do p. 189 in pairs

Yes, because their

sum is 360°

Example
Do p. 189 in pairs
Set A,
because the
sum of the
angles in this
set is 360°.

a = 75°
b = 135°
c = 90°
d = 60°
DO YOUR WORKBOOK PAGE
160-164
29 Jan - 2 Feb
Let’s Review!
 These are . .

Perpendicular
Lines
Perpendicular
Lines
AB ⊥ CD
 These are . .

Parallel Lines
Parallel
Lines

AB // CD
 Angles on a
Straight Line
How do we find x ? A total angle of a straight
line is 180°. So :

∠AOC + ∠COB = 180°

x + 78° = 180°

x = 180° - 78°
x = 102°
Angles at a
Point
How do we find x ?
A total angle of a point is
360°. So :

x = 360° - 151° - 64° - 90°

x = 55°
 Additional Info

Complementary Supplementary
Angles Angles
Either of two Either of two
angles whose sum angles whose sum
is 90° is 180°
Let’s Practice More !

The missing angle is :

= 360° - 60° - 95° - 105°

= 100°
Let’s Practice More !

The missing angle is :

= 360° - 40° - 110° - 130°

= 80°
Let’s Practice More !

The missing angle is :

= 180° - 78°
= 102°
Let’s Practice More !

The missing angle is :

= 180° - 47°
= 133°
Let’s Practice More !
The missing angle is :

= 180° - 22° - 134°

= 24°
Let’s Practice More !

The missing angle is :

= 180° - 88° - 43°

= 49°
Let’s Practice More !

The missing angle is :

= 360° - 78°
= 282°
Let’s Practice More !

The missing angle is :

= 180° - 42° - 39°

= 99°
Let’s Practice More !

The missing angle is :

= 360° - 260°
= 100°
Let’s Practice More !

The missing angle is :

= 360° - 145°
= 215°
Let’s Practice More !

The missing angle is :

= 360° - 50°
= 310°
Let’s Practice More !

The missing angle is :

= 360° - 135°
= 225°
Let’s Practice More !

The missing angle is :

= 360° - 130° - 81° - 90°

= 59°
 Pop Quiz .
1. Get your chromebook ready.
2. Join Google Meet and wait quietly for the link.
3. Click the link and directly do it by yourself.
4. This is graded.
5. No asking or giving answers.
Cheating will make your score 0.
6. Going to the restroom is not allowed unless you are
done and have submitted your quiz.
 Let’s do
this
worksheet!
∠FOA

∠EOC
115° 83°

45° 137°
 Let’s Practice!

Vertically Opposite Angles

HW ANSWER
KEY WB Practice 4, p. 158-159, No. 3
Find
the
Missing
Angles!
^v^ Review
week
MC Workbook Revision 1
Section A p. 123-125
Section B p. 125-126
Section C p. 127-129
SECTION
A p. 123-125
SECTION B
p. 125-126
SECTION
C p. 127-129
29.
30.
 Blooket 1
Parallel and Perpendicular Lines

Blooket 2
Finding Missing Angles
Thank you!