Homework for the Weekend of November 16

Continuing from the homework the students have been doing the last 2 nights on angles, students should keep practicing their identification and measurement of angles. They have now also learned how to create angles with a given measurement in degrees, using their protractors. Students should practice constructing these angles over the weekend. Grade 5 students have to be able to create angles up to 90 degreees, and grade 5 students should be able to create angles up to 180 degrees. The more students practice with their protractors (measuring and constructing) the easier it will become.

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