Support students in identifying and classifying angles with our Angles Pick & Click PowerPoint. This interactive resource provides practise in recognising right, acute and obtuse angles - helping to build confident geometry learners through repetition and visual examples.

Each slide presents an angle within a shape, object or on its own. Students must pick the correct type of angle from multiple choices. By exploring angles in a variety of contexts, this activity helps students understand that angles are everywhere - not just in diagrams!

Angles Pick & Click PowerPoint is designed for whole-class instruction using an interactive whiteboard but can also be used in small groups or for independent practise. It’s great for visual learners and makes angles feel both fun and accessible.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Identify right, acute and obtuse angles
• ✅ Recognise angles in 2D shapes and real-life objects
• ✅ Apply angle classification to varied visual representations

What’s Included:

• Interactive PowerPoint featuring angles in isolation, shapes and real-world items
• Multiple choice format with click-to-check feedback

Materials Needed:

• Interactive whiteboard or device capable of running PowerPoint
• Optional: small whiteboards to use for extra hands-on learning

How to Use:

1. Open the PowerPoint on your interactive whiteboard or device.
2. Display each slide and review the angle shown.
3. Students choose the type of angle from the options provided.
4. Click to reveal the answer and discuss why it’s correct.
5. Repeat with different examples to reinforce classification skills.

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Use as a warm-up during your geometry or measurement unit
• 💡 Add to maths rotations for targeted practise with angle types
• 💡 Use in small groups to focus on visual reasoning and language
• 💡 Challenge students to justify answers with vocabulary like “smaller than a right angle”
• 💡 Follow up with a hands-on angles hunt around the classroom or school

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Use small whiteboards so students can sketch angles before answering
• 💛 Review definitions and examples of each angle type before starting
• 💛 Extend the activity by having students create their own angle examples to quiz peers

Angles Pick & Click PowerPoint is a bright, structured and practical way to reinforce angle classification through whole-class discussion and visual exploration.