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Lines and Angles · Name geometric objects correctly · 3:12

You'll learn: Explain why ray names have an order

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The starting point comes first for a ray

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You'll learn: Explain why ray names have an order

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Name geometric objects correctly

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Read and name a geometry diagram
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Read and name a geometry diagram
You'll learn: Name points, segments and lines correctly

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Understand an angle as an opening

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An angle measures an opening
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An angle measures an opening
You'll learn: Identify an angle in a physical setup
The vertex and arms tell us which angle
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The vertex and arms tell us which angle
You'll learn: Name an angle with its vertex in the middle
An angle is an amount of turn
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An angle is an amount of turn
You'll learn: Connect an opening to rotation

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Compare angles despite different arm lengths

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Longer arms do not make a larger angle
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Longer arms do not make a larger angle
You'll learn: Compare the opening rather than the drawn lengths
Compare angles by matching their positions
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Compare angles by matching their positions
You'll learn: Use superimposition to compare openings

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Recognise types of angles

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Right straight and full turns
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Right straight and full turns
You'll learn: Recognise quarter, half and full turns
Acute and obtuse openings
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Acute and obtuse openings
You'll learn: Compare an opening with a right angle
The larger opening can be a reflex angle
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The larger opening can be a reflex angle
You'll learn: Identify the intended angle between the same arms

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Use degrees to describe a turn

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Degrees give turns a shared unit
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Degrees give turns a shared unit
You'll learn: Understand the degree convention
Use reference turns to estimate an angle
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Use reference turns to estimate an angle
You'll learn: Connect reference turns to degree measures
Angles on a clock face
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Angles on a clock face
You'll learn: Apply equal angular spacing to whole hour examples

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Read a protractor accurately

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Place the protractor correctly
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Place the protractor correctly
You'll learn: Align its centre and zero direction
Choose the scale that starts at zero
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Choose the scale that starts at zero
You'll learn: Read the correct numbered scale
Measure a rotated diagram
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Measure a rotated diagram
You'll learn: Measure independently of page orientation