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Angle Games and Protractor Practice

Angles measure turn in degrees. A right angle is 90°, a straight line is 180°.

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Free games and tools for measuring angles with a protractor.

About angle games and protractor practice

Angles measure turn in degrees. A right angle is 90°, a straight line is 180°.

Our picks

  1. Protractor game
    Protractor

    An online protractor.

  2. Angle game
    Angle

    See four angles change at once.

  3. Quarterback game
    Quarterback

    Pick the right angle to make a pass.

Tips for learning

  • Estimate first: smaller or bigger than 90°?
  • Line up the base line.
  • Read the right scale.

What kids learn

  • Angles
  • Measurement
  • Estimation

For parents and teachers

Ages 9 to 12.

Tips & Tricks

Beginner

Estimate first: smaller or bigger than 90°?

Pro

Read the right scale.

Educational Importance

Angles are core geometry.

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Angle Games and Protractor Practice FAQ

What is an acute angle?

One smaller than 90°.

What is an obtuse angle?

One between 90° and 180°.

Are these free?

Yes.

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