Boba Maths

Year 5 · Summer term · weeks 1 to 3 · Geometry

Year 5 Shape worksheets

Year 5 Shape is taught in the Summer term, weeks 1 to 3. This block has 10 steps: Understand and use degrees; Classify angles; Estimate angles; Measure angles up to 180 degrees; Draw lines and angles accurately; Calculate angles around a point; Calculate angles on a straight line; Lengths and angles in shapes; Regular and irregular polygons; 3-D shapes.

Steps in this block

Step 1: Understand and use degrees

Use degrees for turns: full, half and quarter turns, clockwise and anticlockwise.

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Step 2: Classify angles

Sort angles into acute, right, obtuse, straight and reflex, and decide which type an angle size is.

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Step 3: Estimate angles

Estimate the size of an angle by comparing it with right angles and half turns.

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Step 4: Measure angles up to 180 degrees

Measure angles with a protractor, reading from the correct scale.

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Step 5: Draw lines and angles accurately

Draw angles and triangles accurately with a ruler and a protractor.

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Step 6: Calculate angles around a point

Use 360 degrees in a full turn to find unknown angles around a point.

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Step 7: Calculate angles on a straight line

Use 180 degrees on a straight line to find unknown angles.

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Step 8: Lengths and angles in shapes

Use what you know about squares, rectangles and triangles to find lengths and angles.

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Step 9: Regular and irregular polygons

Tell regular polygons (equal sides and equal angles) from irregular polygons.

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Step 10: 3-D shapes

Name 3-D shapes and count their faces, edges and vertices.

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How to use this block

Work through the steps in order. For each step, start the class on the Expected sheet and give Developing or Greater depth sheets where needed. Every worksheet has a separate answer sheet, so children can mark their own work or you can mark it with a marks column. Use the Make a sheet page, or the teacher guide, if you want to know more.

Also in the Summer term