This was a great way to reinforce what they already know or what they might have difficulties with. In class we were learning how to find the distance between points and I needed to make sure students were able to plot points first.

— Janet P.

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This activity provides students with practice graphing in all four quadrants on the coordinate plane. Coordinates include positive & negative, whole & half numbers (example: (6, -2.5)). Please note: There are a lot of coordinates that include 0.5! It's great for "early finishers" or can be used as an extra credit assignment. This, along with my other coordinate graphs provide a great opportunity for a festive rotating bulletin board in your math classroom.

I have included two versions of the coordinate plane- with or without numbered axes. There are also two versions of the list of coordinates- one of which is labeled with the image name & the other is blank which provides students with a bit of suspense while graphing the points :)

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Photo of the hand drawn & colored final product
Coordinate Plane (with or without numbered axes)
List of ordered pairs (with or without page title)

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5 pages

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30 minutes

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