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Protractor Activity


This activity has 2 parts that has students work with protractors.  The first part the students may need to zoom in (ctrl +) and zoom out (ctrl -) to best see the protractor.  They will look at the protractor and read the angle measurement and then type it in the box.  The second part of the activity the students will draw their own.  The directions for how to draw them if completing online is on the slides.  A paper copy of each set is listed after the digital copy.  


 

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