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1 G-CO.1.1, G-CO.1.2, G-Co.1.4, G-CO.1.5, G-CO.4.12, G-CO.3.9
Angles G-CO.1.1, G-CO.1.2, G-Co.1.4, G-CO.1.5, G-CO.4.12, G-CO.3.9

2 Angles Vocab Angle – the distance between two rays with a common endpoint Vertex – the common endpoint of the two rays that form an angle Degrees – the unit of measure for an angle Supplementary – two angles whose sum is 180º Complementary – two angles whose sum is 90º Linear pair – two adjacent angles that form a straight line Protractor – the tool used to measure angles.

3 Angles Vocab Obtuse – an angle measuring larger than 90º, but less than 180º Acute – an angle measuring less than 90º Reflex – the measurement on the outside of an angle. Right – an angle measuring exactly 90º Straight – an angle measuring exactly 180º Adjacent Angles – angles with a common endpoint and a common ray Vertical Angles – opposite angles formed by the intersecting of two lines. Angle Bisector – a line or ray that divides an angle in half

4 Angles Vocab Theorem – A rule that has been proven and can be universally accepted as true. Congruent – having the same measure Transversal – a line that intersects two other lines Alternate Interior – angles on the inside of a set of lines on opposite sides of a transversal Alternate Exterior – angles on the outside of a set of lines on opposite sides of a transversal Corresponding Angles – angles that are in the same position in the set of angles created by lines being intersected by a transversal Consecutive Interior – angles on the inside of a set of lines and on the same side of a transversal

5 Angles Vocab Converse – Switching the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional statement Corollary – a continuation or extention of a theorem or postulate.

6 Notate, Categorize, and find measures of Angles
How can we name this angle? What observations can you make about the angle? Like circles, angles are measured in ________ since they measure the amount of rotation around the center.

7 Notate, Categorize, and find measures of Angles

8 Notate, Categorize, and find measures of Angles

9 Notate, Categorize, and find measures of Angles

10 Notate, Categorize, and find measures of Angles

11 Notate, Categorize, and find measures of Angles

12 Classify Angles visually and measure with a protractor

13 Classify Angles visually and measure with a protractor

14 Classify Angles visually and measure with a protractor

15 Classify Angles visually and measure with a protractor

16 Classify Angles visually and measure with a protractor

17 Identify angle pairs as linear pair, vertical, adjacent, complementary and supplementary

18 Identify angle pairs as linear pair, vertical, adjacent, complementary and supplementary

19 Identify angle pairs as linear pair, vertical, adjacent, complementary and supplementary

20 Identify angle pairs as linear pair, vertical, adjacent, complementary and supplementary

21 Identify angle pairs as linear pair, vertical, adjacent, complementary and supplementary

22 Identify angle pairs as linear pair, vertical, adjacent, complementary and supplementary

23 Find Complements and Supplements

24 Find Complements and Supplements

25 Find Complements and Supplements

26 Find Complements and Supplements

27 Find Complements and Supplements

28 Find Complements and Supplements

29 Identify angle pairs formed by transversals

30 Identify angle pairs formed by transversals

31 Identify angle pairs formed by transversals

32 Identify angle pairs formed by transversals

33 Identify angle pairs formed by transversals

34 Identify angle pairs formed by transversals

35 Identify angle pairs formed by transversals

36 Identify angle pairs formed by transversals

37 Identify angle pairs formed by transversals

38 Identify congruent and supplementary angle pairs formed by transversals

39 Identify congruent and supplementary angle pairs formed by transversals

40 Identify congruent and supplementary angle pairs formed by transversals

41 Identify congruent and supplementary angle pairs formed by transversals

42 Identify congruent and supplementary angle pairs formed by transversals

43 Calculate and prove congruent and supplementary angle pairs formed by transversals

44 Calculate and prove congruent and supplementary angle pairs formed by transversals

45 Prove and Apply theorems about perpendicular transversals

46 Prove and Apply theorems about perpendicular transversals

47 Prove and Apply theorems about perpendicular transversals

48 Prove angles and point relationships in scenarios with transversals and parallel lines

49 Identify angle preserving transformations

50 Identify angle preserving transformations

51 Identify angle preserving transformations

52 Identify angle preserving transformations

53 Identify angle preserving transformations

54 Identify angle preserving transformations

55 Construct perpendicular and parallel lines, copy an angle

56 Construct perpendicular and parallel lines, copy an angle

57 Construct perpendicular and parallel lines, copy an angle

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