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Angles of Parallel Lines Pennant Activity

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Instructions for 30 angle problem pennants and two extras, including cutting, folding, and hanging directions
Instructions for assembling the pennant activity
Angle pennants 1–2: find x using parallel lines and given angles of 112° and 75°, then write the angle rules
Pennants 1–2 of the 30 angle problems
Angle pennants 3–4: find x and y from a 150° angle, and x, y, and z from a 99° angle using parallel lines
Pennants 3–4 of the 30 angle problems
Angle pennants 5–6: find x and y in parallel-line diagrams using given angles of 74°, 123°, and 110°
Pennants 5–6 of the 30 angle problems
Angle pennants 7–8: find x from 125° and 57° in parallel-line diagrams labeled A–H, and name angle rules
Pennants 7–8 of the 30 angle problems
Angle pennants 9–10: find x using given angles of 70° and 105° in parallel-line diagrams labeled A–H
Pennants 9–10 of the 30 angle problems
Angle pennants 11–12: find x from 53° and 133° in parallel-line diagrams, then record the angle rules
Pennants 11–12 of the 30 angle problems
Angle pennants 13–14: find x in diagrams showing parallel lines and angles of 66°, 59°, 72°, and 55°
Pennants 13–14 of the 30 angle problems
Angle pennants 15–16: find x using triangles between parallel lines, with 41°, 60°, 134°, and equal sides
Pennants 15–16 of the 30 angle problems
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Grade 3, 4, 5

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Angles of Parallel Lines Pennant Activity Engage students in learning geometry with this printable parallel line pennant activity! Students will solve 30 angle problems related to parallel lines, writing their work and answers directly on printable triangular pennants. Display the finished colorful pennants around your classroom or hallway when done. This 33-page resource includes 32 pennant flags (2 per page) plus an answer key. Use the entire activity for small classes or assign portions for large classes. Differentiate by giving struggling students fewer pennants or allowing advanced students to create their own pennants. This parallel line activity is perfect for grades 5-7 to reinforce concepts like alternate interior angles, corresponding angles, vertical angles, and transversal lines. Check out more engaging math printables from Mrs. B's Secondary Math on multiplication, fractions, evaluating limits, and more!

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