What’s included in the Year 5 Calculate Angles on a Straight Line Homework resource and why is it useful?
Year 5 Calculate Angles on a Straight Line Homework is a set of worksheets to consolidate this step after it has been taught, at home or in class. Each set has been carefully designed to help you meet each child where they are at to ensure progress for every child, not just the average child. The content includes 3 levelled worksheets and a full answer sheet, covering calculating missing angles on a straight line to the nearest 5° or whole degree, using clues.
Developing
- Q1 identifying whether a statement is true or false. Up to two angles may be given on a horizontal line where each of the angles is measured to the nearest 5°.
- Q2 identifying the line which is missing a given angle. Up to two angles may be given on a horizontal line where each of the angles is measured to the nearest 5°.
- Q3 explaining if a statement is correct or incorrect. Up to two angles may be given on a horizontal line where each of the angles is measured to the nearest 5°.
Expected
- Q4 identifying whether a statement is true or false. Up to two angles may be given on a horizontal line where each of the angles is measured to the nearest whole degree.
- Q5 identifying the line which is missing a given angle. Up to two angles may be given on a horizontal line where each of the angles is measured to the nearest whole degree.
- Q6 explaining if a given statement is correct or incorrect. Up to two angles may be given on a horizontal line where each of the angles is measured to the nearest whole degree.
Greater Depth
- Q7 identifying whether a statement is true or false. Up to two angles may be missing on a horizontal line where each of the angles is measured to the nearest whole degree. Clues will be given in order to calculate the missing angles.
- Q8 identifying the line which is missing a given angle. Up to two angles may be missing on a horizontal line where each of the angles is measured to the nearest whole degree. Clues will be given in order to calculate the missing angles.
- Q9 explaining if a statement is correct or incorrect. Up to two angles may be missing on a horizontal line where each of the angles is measured to the nearest whole degree. Clues will be given in order to calculate the missing angles.
How do our maths homework resources work?
Our maths homework resources are not part of our adaptive maths resources, but they can be used alongside for consolidation purposes and to give children more opportunities to practise.
To teach this full step, head to Year 5 Calculate Angles on a Straight Line lesson page.
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