Angles
Name angles, measure them in degrees and draw an angle of a given size.
Your child names an angle with three letters, keeping the vertex letter in the middle, and measures its size in degrees with a protractor. The habit that matters is reading the scale that starts at 0 on one arm. Your child then reverses the job to draw an angle of a given size, and uses stated sizes to find part of a drawing. Read the study guide →
About this chapter
These Primary 4 angles questions connect the name of an angle to its vertex, its size in degrees and its construction with a protractor. Your child learns to read the scale from the correct zero and to draw an angle of a given size. The chapter brings these skills together in mixed practice, with written working to support checking.
Practise by question type: naming and measuring angles, drawing an angle and p4 angles mixed practice.
The topics in Primary 4 Angles
Study guidePrimary 4 Angles Study Guide
Help your child name, measure and draw angles. Four short steps with a protractor to try on screen, worked examples, and five questions that point to the right practice.
Start hereNamingMeasuringDrawingUsing sizesOpen the study guide →