Angles
Find angles in a figure and compare each one with a right angle: greater, smaller or equal.
Your child learns that an angle is the amount of turn between two straight arms that meet at a point. A right angle is a quarter turn, the corner of a square, and every angle in this chapter is compared with it: smaller, equal or greater. Then your child finds the marked angles in a figure, checks each one and counts the ones a question asks for. Read the study guide →
About this chapter
These Primary 3 angles questions begin with what an angle is, the amount of turning between two arms, and how to compare any angle with a right angle using the corner of a square. Your child then finds and counts angles in figures, and the chapter closes with mixed practice.
Practise by question type: greater or smaller than a right angle, counting angles in a figure and p3 angles mixed practice questions.
The topics in Primary 3 Angles
Primary 3 Angles Study Guide
New to angles, or revising for a test? A short explanation first, then four short steps with something to try at each one, worked examples, and a quick check that points to the right practice.
What is an angle?Size of an angleRight anglesComparingCounting anglesOpen the study guide →