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1	Basic angles facts including triangles and parallel lines Starter - recap basic angle facts including angles in a triangle Main - use the following powerpoint to recap angles in parallel lines - pupils to  put definitions of corresponding, alteranate and interior angles in their exercise books - answer questions as a class then practise from the textbook Angles between parallels CB	Brown Text Ex 27.4 page 322
2	Angles in quadrilaterals Starter - use the following powerpoint to recap properties of quadrilaterals - Quadrilaterals Powerpoint CB Main - pupils practise finding angles in special quadrilaterals Pupils will need to recall that angles on a straight line add up to 180	Brown Text Ex 30.1 page 354 Q10-15
3	Angles in polygons Starter - use the following powerpoint to recap the angle sum of any polyon - Pupils then find interior angles in regular polygons and irregular polygons in their books Interior Angles Powerpoint CB Main - use mymaths to demonstrate that the exterior angles in any poygon add up to 360 and how this can be used to find interior and exterior angles in regular polygons. Exterior angles Mymaths Pupils to complete exercise on angles in polygons	Brown Text Ex 31.2 pg 365
3	Circle theorems Starter - use the following powerpoint to recap parts of a circle and introduce 3 theorems, working through problems as a class The angle subtended at the centre of a circle is twice as big as the angle subtended at the circumference of the circle The angle in a semi circle is 90 degrees Angles subtended by an arc/chord in the same segment are equal Circle Theorems 1 Powerpoint CB Main - introduce pupils to a 4th theorem Opposite angles in a quadrilateral add up to 180 degrees	Brown Text Ex 32.1 Q1-3
4	More Circle Theorems Starter - use the following powerpoint to introduce the final 3 theorems, working through problems as a class The angle between a tangent and a radius is 90 degrees at the point of contact The alternate segment theorem Two tangents drawn from an external point P are equal in length Circle Theorems 2 Powerpoint CB Proof of the Circle Theorems Use the following powerpoint as extension work for set 1 Circle Theorems Proof Powerpoint CB	Brown Text Ex 32.2
5	Bearings Starter - use the following powerpoint to introduce bearings, estimate measure and draw bearings Bearings Powerpoint CB Main - pupils practise questions	Brown Text Ex 2.7 page 327
6	Scale Drawings Starter - go through an example using easiteach link to demonstrate how to use bearings in scale drawings Scale Drawings Easiteach CB Main - pupils practise questions	Brown Text Ex 27.8 page 329 Q7 - 12