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    1. Home
    2. Curriculum
    3. Grade 6
    4. Mathematics
    5. Geometrical Thinking
    6. Activities
    7. Angle Relationship Investigation

    Angle Relationship Investigation

    Students discover and explore various angle relationships through hands-on investigation, developing understanding of complementary, supplementary, vertical, and adjacent angles.

    Duration

    80 minutes

    Group Size

    2-4 students

    Grade Level

    Grade 6

    Subject

    Mathematics

    Learning Outcomes

    Students will be able to:

    • Identify and classify different types of angle relationships
    • Calculate unknown angles using angle relationships
    • Apply angle relationship properties to solve problems
    • Use mathematical reasoning to justify angle calculations

    Curriculum Standards:

    G2.1 - Angle Relationships
    G2.2 - Angle Measurement
    G1.3 - Geometric Reasoning

    Materials Needed

    Physical Materials:

    • • Protractors and angle rulers
    • • Angle investigation worksheets
    • • Scissors and paper strips
    • • Colored pencils/markers
    • • Angle manipulatives
    • • Straight edges and rulers
    • • Angle finder tools

    Digital Tools:

    • • GeoGebra angle activities
    • • Digital protractor apps
    • • Interactive angle games
    • • Geometry software
    • • Online angle calculators

    Activity Instructions

    Phase 1: Angle Relationship Discovery (25 minutes)

    1. 1. Create intersecting lines and measure all angles formed
    2. 2. Discover vertical angle relationships through measurement
    3. 3. Investigate adjacent angles on a straight line
    4. 4. Record observations about angle sums and relationships

    Phase 2: Complementary and Supplementary Angles (20 minutes)

    1. 1. Use paper folding to create right angles
    2. 2. Find angle pairs that sum to 90° (complementary)
    3. 3. Identify angle pairs that sum to 180° (supplementary)
    4. 4. Create angle relationship charts and examples

    Phase 3: Problem-Solving Applications (25 minutes)

    1. 1. Solve for unknown angles using relationship properties
    2. 2. Work through real-world angle problems
    3. 3. Create and solve angle puzzles for other teams
    4. 4. Verify solutions using multiple methods

    Phase 4: Angle Relationship Gallery Walk (10 minutes)

    1. 1. Display team findings and problem solutions
    2. 2. Peer review and feedback on angle calculations
    3. 3. Discuss different problem-solving strategies
    4. 4. Consolidate learning about angle relationships

    Assessment Strategies

    Formative Assessment:

    • • Accuracy of angle measurements
    • • Understanding of angle relationships
    • • Problem-solving strategies used
    • • Mathematical reasoning quality
    • • Collaboration and communication

    Summative Assessment:

    • • Completed investigation worksheets
    • • Angle calculation accuracy
    • • Problem-solving portfolio
    • • Explanation of reasoning
    • • Application to new situations

    Differentiation & Extensions

    Support Strategies:

    • • Angle relationship reference cards
    • • Guided measurement templates
    • • Visual angle models
    • • Step-by-step calculation guides
    • • Digital angle tools

    Challenge Extensions:

    • • Complex multi-step angle problems
    • • Angle relationships in polygons
    • • Parallel line angle theorems
    • • Geometric proof writing
    • • Real-world engineering applications

    Real-World Connections:

    • • Architecture and construction
    • • Navigation and surveying
    • • Art and design angles
    • • Sports and recreation
    • • Caribbean building techniques