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Angles – Measuring and Naming
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This resource, Angles – Measuring and Naming, includes 5 student worksheets for your Math / Geometry lesson plans:
Worksheet #1: How Do We Measure Angles
Worksheet #2: Types of Angles
Worksheet #3-4: Right Angles
Worksheet #5: Obtuse & Acute Angles
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