ArmCompleteAngleObtuseAngleAn angle thatmeasuresbetween 90-180 degreesSquareRightAngleVertexThe pointwhere toarms of anangle meetThe toolused tomeasureanglesProtractorAn angle thatmeasuresbetween 180-360 degreesReflexAngleAn anglethatmeasures180 degreesAcuteAngle0lineAn anglethatmeasures90 degreesAn anglethatmeasures360 degreesReflexAngleScaleOne linein anangle iscalledStraightAngleWhere theangle mustline up withtheprotractorThe rangeof numberson aprotractorAn anglethatmeasuresbetween 0 -90 degreesArmCompleteAngleObtuseAngleAn angle thatmeasuresbetween 90-180 degreesSquareRightAngleVertexThe pointwhere toarms of anangle meetThe toolused tomeasureanglesProtractorAn angle thatmeasuresbetween 180-360 degreesReflexAngleAn anglethatmeasures180 degreesAcuteAngle0lineAn anglethatmeasures90 degreesAn anglethatmeasures360 degreesReflexAngleScaleOne linein anangle iscalledStraightAngleWhere theangle mustline up withtheprotractorThe rangeof numberson aprotractorAn anglethatmeasuresbetween 0 -90 degrees

Angles Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Arm
  2. Complete Angle
  3. Obtuse Angle
  4. An angle that measures between 90 -180 degrees
  8. Square
  9. Right Angle
  10. Vertex
  13. The point where to arms of an angle meet
  14. The tool used to measure angles
  15. Protractor
  16. An angle that measures between 180-360 degrees
  18. Reflex Angle
  19. An angle that measures 180 degrees
  20. Acute Angle
  21. 0 line
  22. An angle that measures 90 degrees
  23. An angle that measures 360 degrees
  24. Reflex Angle
  25. Scale
  28. One line in an angle is called
  29. Straight Angle
  31. Where the angle must line up with the protractor
  32. The range of numbers on a protractor
  33. An angle that measures between 0 - 90 degrees