Goal: My students will be introduced to many types of angles. They will be shown how to find the measurements of certain angles.
Objective: The students will be able to identify, define, estimate, measure angles (such as acute, right, obtuse, straight, complementary, supplementary, adjacent, vertical, and congruent).
Mind Set: Angles are seen in just about everything. Some people that use angles in their work are Architects and Constructors.
Lesson:

· Acute angles
1. Angle that measures between 0o and 90o
2. Examples: 30o, 58o, 88o
·
Right
angles
1. Angle that measures exactly 90o
2. A square in the corner represents it being a right angle
3. Example: (only one) 90o
· Obtuse angles
1.
Angle
that measures between 90o and 180o
2. Examples: 93o, 175o, 100o
· Straight angles
1. Angle that measures exactly 180o
2. Looks like a straight line
3.
Example:
(only one) 180o

· Complementary angles
1. Angles added together to equal 90o
2. Example: 30o + 60o = 90o
3.
A +
B = 90o
·
Supplementary
angles
1. Angles added together to equal 180o
2. Example: 132o + 48o = 180o
3.
A +
B = 180o
·
Adjacent
angles
1. Angles that share a common side and a common vertex
2. Do not have to be equal in measure but sometimes will be
3.
A and
B are adjacent angles but not congruent
· Vertical angles
1.
Angles
that are opposite from one another
2. Vertical angles will have the same measures
3.
A =
B
· Congruent angles
1. Angles that have the same measure
2.

A ![]()
B

3. Here are some examples in finding the measures of the angles. (See below)
Closure: Review the different types of angles by showing a picture of an angle and letting the students identify the angle type. I will also answer any questions that they might have.
Evaluation: (Due tomorrow) List 5 examples of each type of angle (acute, right, obtuse, and straight) that you find out in the world.
Grade Level: High school Geometry class (10th – 12th Graders)
Practice Problems: Directions: Find the measures of the following angles. (Answers in red and in degree measurements.)
1) These angles are complementary.


|
x + 4 + 2x – 10 3x – 6 3x x |
= = = = |
90 90 96 32 |
2)
|
2 (x + 10) + 3x + 10 2x + 20 + 3x +10 5x + 30 5x x |
= = = = = |
180 180 180 150 30 |
3)

|
3x + 5 + x 4x + 5 4x x |
= = = = |
125 125 120 30 |
4) Find the 3 remaining angles. (X, Y, Z)

|
Y |
= |
98 |
since W and Y are vertical angles, they are equal
|
180 – 92 82 |
= = |
X X |
X and Z are also vertical angles therefore they are equal

5) Solve for x.
|
2x – 5 2x x |
= = = |
35 40 20 |
X = 20
6)

|
4x – 17 3x x |
= = = |
X + 10 27 9 |
19