How many angle relationships can students spot in a pair of scissors? Angle Alley turns that everyday object into a starting point for exploring four key relationships: adjacent, complementary, supplementary, and vertical angles.

With guided Cornell Notes, students build their vocabulary, recognize angle relationships, and use what they learn to write and solve equations.

📐 What’s Inside Angle Alley Notes

• 🎯 Topics, learning goals, key terms, Common Core targets, a checkoff list, and a 0–4 progress rubric
• 📝 Three tiers of fillable Cornell Notes, totaling 12 pages
• 📐 12 angle practice exercises with figures
• 🧩 3-Way Match activity: 8 shape cards, 8 solution cards, and 8 situation cards, plus a recording sheet
• 📈 A Progress Tracker to celebrate growth
• ✅ Answer keys for checking work

📄 Formats & Features

• 🎨 Color and black-and-white PDFs in 8.5 × 11-inch portrait format
• 🔎 Large-print text, with every font at least 14 pt
• 💻 Type your responses in Adobe Reader or a browser, or print the pages and write by hand