Give your students a colourful way to practise angle recognition with the Searching for Angles worksheet set. This print-and-go resource is a fantastic way to reinforce angle classification skills through engaging visuals and colour-based challenges—perfect for independent work, fast finishers, or geometry review.

Students will examine a detailed image and locate specific angle types—acute, right, obtuse, and straight—based on a given colour key. Each angle type must be carefully identified and coloured using the corresponding code. The task challenges students to apply their angle knowledge in context while developing visual scanning, concentration, and geometry vocabulary.

Ideal for all learners, this no-prep activity offers multiple opportunities for practice while keeping students engaged through a visually appealing and interactive format. Whether used during your angle lessons, as a quick skills refresher, or as part of a rotation station, these worksheets deliver meaningful learning with minimal preparation.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Identify and classify angles in a visual context
• ✅ Reinforce understanding of acute, right, obtuse, and straight angles
• ✅ Strengthen observation and attention-to-detail skills
• ✅ Apply angle vocabulary in a colour-coded classification task
• ✅ Develop independent problem-solving and visual reasoning

What’s Included:

• Printable worksheets featuring engaging visuals
• Colour-coding key for each angle type
• Angles embedded throughout the picture in varied orientations
• No-prep format ready for classroom or homework use

Materials Needed:

• Printed worksheets (A4 recommended)
• Coloured pencils, crayons, or markers
• Optional: angle posters or desk charts for support

How to Use:

1. Introduce or revise the angle types and colour key as a class.
2. Distribute the worksheet and review the instructions.
3. Students examine the image carefully, identifying and colouring angles using the code provided.
4. Encourage students to label or count angle types as an extension.
5. Use finished sheets as informal assessment or display them as part of your geometry wall.

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Set as a warm-up or exit task during your angles unit
• 💡 Include in your fast finisher folder or independent activity shelf
• 💡 Add to a geometry station alongside hands-on angle tools
• 💡 Pair students and have them check each other’s angle identifications
• 💡 Use as a calming independent activity after a whole-class lesson

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Print on coloured paper for added visual appeal and engagement
• 💛 Use as an informal pre- or post-assessment of angle recognition skills
• 💛 Encourage students to create their own version as an extension task
• 💛 Provide mini reference posters or desk charts for extra scaffolding

Searching for Angles is a curriculum-aligned, no-prep resource designed to make angle identification fun, focused, and visually rewarding—perfect for consolidating geometry skills in a way students will love.