How to Name Angles

One way to name angles is to give the names of three points on the angles.  The point that names the corner of the angle goes between the other two points.

Click on the button "ABC" to see angle ABC.  Click on the button "ACB" to see angle ACB.  Click on the button "BAC" to see angle BAC.  Click "new angle" to see more angles.

Angles

1. Angles and Fraction Circles
2. Angles and Twelfths
3. Angles and Clock
4. Fraction Circles and Clock
5. Angles and Protractor
6. Supplementary Angles Add Up to 180
7. Half Circle Protractor
8. Measure Supplementary Angles
9. How to Name Angles
10. Supplementary Angle Puzzles
11. Connect the Dots: Angles
12. Complementary Angle Puzzles
13. Angle Bisector Puzzles
14. Vertical Angle Puzzles
15. Triangle Tiling
16. Guess the Angle

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