Do your students need more practice with measuring angles with protractors in 4th grade? Are you looking for engaging, rigorous math activities that will help students practice not only measuring with a protractor but also measuring the angle within a circle based on the fractional number of parts (without taking hours to prep!)? Look no further!
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Looking for a fun and simple way to help your fourth graders master measure angles with protractors? These Measure Angles with Protractors 4th Grade Math Task Cards are perfect for keeping students engaged while practicing a new math concept. The best part? Each set of task cards also doubles as a math game, giving students four exciting ways to review while building understanding of this math skill.
This resource includes printable and digital versions, making it ideal for both in-class instruction and distance learning. Whether you’re running math centers, guided groups, or assigning digital work, these activities are ready to go—no prep required.
Students will love practicing measure angles with protractors across four interactive games. Each game includes 11 problems, for a total of 44 questions to keep learning active and engaging:
Students use a protractor and figure out which angle has the measurement they are looking for. Angles can be 0 degrees to 180 degrees.
Students look at the fraction (or number of pieces) in each circle and decide what the angle measurement would be based upon how many pieces there are. (Measure angles in relation to circles).
Students decide which lemon has the correct answer after looking at each angle measurement inside the protractor given.
Students become the teacher in this activity. Students check to see if the angle measurement with the protractor is correct. If it is, they put a check on the student’s paper. If it’s wrong, they write in the correct measurement to show the student the correct answer.
The first problem in every game is an example.
Complete five questions together during your lesson, then assign the remaining slides for independent practice.
Great for digital centers or to save on paper.
Print the task cards in color or black and white.
Place them in a math center, guided group, or early finisher bin.
Students record answers on the included recording sheet.
A self-checking answer key makes it easy for students to check their work.
These task cards make your math block more engaging and structured. Teachers love them because they’re:
Fun and interactive
Aligned to Common Core, TEKS, and Florida B.E.S.T.
No prep – just print and assign
Versatile – great for centers, rotations, or small group lessons
Rigorous and standards-based
Available in color and black-and-white options
Partner or small group activities
Math centers and rotations
Guided math practice
Independent or spiral review
Distance learning
Early finisher work
Homework or at-home enrichment
These measure angles with protractors 4th grade math task cards are an engaging alternative to standard worksheets. Instead of completing a page of problems, students play through games that promote reasoning, collaboration, and confidence.
They can also be used as:
Quick checks or formative assessments
Exit tickets
Warm-ups
Homework assignments
Review before unit tests
✅ 4 interactive games (44 total questions)
✅ 40+ Google Slides and printable task cards
✅ Print and digital options included
✅ Color and black-and-white versions
✅ Answer keys provided
✅ Practices fourth grade math standards
✅ Easy to implement and self-checking
At the end of the day, these Measure Angles with Protractors 4th Grade Math Task Cards make math:
Fun for students
Simple for teachers
Aligned and rigorous
Perfect for review or enrichment
If you’re looking for a hands-on math center activity that feels more like a game than a worksheet, this set is exactly what you need!
✅ Ready to make learning fun? Download these Measure Angles with Protractors 4th Grade Math Task Cards today and watch your students gain confidence in this tricky math skill!
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