A good workbook for angles?

[AintNobodyHereButUsChickens]

DH and DD are doing something with wood and he asked her to adjust the saw to a 90 degree angle and she didn't have a clue what he meant. DH was shocked she didn't know what he meant and he wants to teach her about angles. She is 9 and in yr5. He's already ordered a geometry set to arrive in a couple of days. Can anyone recommend a good workbook that mainly focuses on angles?

[Cannotwaitfornewyr]

CGP books are good for different subjects. They are for each year group in primary then key stage 3 and 4. We were recommended them by school and have bought the books to help our children when they have been unsure of something. We got ours from waterstones.

[SingToTheSky]

If you don’t mind printing stuff yourself there is a lot of angles on twinkl, I made DS some angles workbooks by collating stuff from various websites but twinkl has lots from basic primary stuff to their Beyond range which is ks3

[onyourway]

www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zb6tyrd

[Xerochrysum]

Get a protractor and measure angles?

[Xerochrysum]

www.khanacademy.org/math/basic-geo/basic-geo-angle

[HarveySchlumpfenburger]

If you are looking at measuring angles you probably want something aimed at year 5. Any maths workbook aimed at yr 5 should have work on angles.

She should have known what a right angle was, and probably that it is 90 degrees. Might be worth seeing if there’s a white rose maths video from the summer term of year 4, in case she’s missed something.

[Xerochrysum]

mathsframe.co.uk/en/resources/category/19/shape-and-space

[Gibbonsgibbonsgibbons]

Not a workbook but Washi tape on the ground in a doorway to show when door is at 30, 45, 60, 90 etc is a really easy interactive visual

[chomalungma]

May be good to do some practical work and discuss the 'bend' in a line that an angle is.

Doing turns. Such as pointing forward and turning 90 degrees.