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Oak Academy - Angles & Shape-Lesson 4

To recognise obtuse and acute angles

In this lesson, we will be building on our angle knowledge by introducing the terms acute and obtuse for those angles which are smaller (acute) and greater (obtuse) than right-angles. We will have time to look at these angles separately and within different shapes.

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Lesson 4 -To recognise obtuse and acute angles

  • To recognise obtuse and acute angles In this lesson, we will be building on our angle knowledge by introducing the terms acute and obtuse for those angles which are smaller (acute) and greater (obtuse) than right-angles. We will have time to look at these angles separately and within different shapes.

Lesson 4 -To recognise obtuse and acute angles

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