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糖心Vlog

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21 July 2022

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Find the missing angles using angle facts - designed to use as a starter/plenary. It shouldn't take long and could lead to discussions about angle properties.
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coreycampbell

6 years ago
5

Thanks! Love this practical one - my class will enjoy it and no doubt make all the noises that go with it! <br />

AnitaC1

8 years ago
5

Great resource for my ks4 class. Thank you!

bodmans

9 years ago
5

My class loved it &quot;Can I ride my quad across this too?&quot; I used this as an intro to grab attention https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euQiPryjmvI

keithmorrison

11 years ago
5

This is such a crafty resource to get kids spotting angles with parallel lines! Thanks

owenelton

14 years ago
4

This reminds me of the programme, Kick Start, that I used to love as a kid. This would be a great starter twinned with an appropriate video clip. What fun!

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