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Grade 5 Math Worksheet
Plot each point on the grid. Write its letter beside the dot.
Plot these points: A = (7, 9), B = (2, 6), C = (1, 8), D = (7, 1).
Plot these points: A = (7, 6), B = (6, 4), C = (3, 8), D = (9, 2).
Plot these points: A = (8, 7), B = (2, 4), C = (8, 9), D = (1, 3).
A coordinate plane is a grid with two number lines that cross at zero, the origin. An ordered pair names a point: the first number says how far to go right along the x-axis, and the second says how far to go up. The point (4, 3) is 4 right and 3 up.
On this fifth grade sheet a child gets three blank grids, plots the four points named under each one with a dot and writes its letter beside the dot. Each version has different points, and the answer key shows every dot.
Common Core standard: 5.G.A.1
To plot (4, 3), start at (0, 0), go 4 right and 3 up, make a dot and write its letter.
Going up first, so (4, 3) is plotted at (3, 4).
The first number is how far right and the second number is how far up.
Going up first, so (4, 3) is plotted at (3, 4).
The first number is how far right and the second number is how far up.
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Similar: Read Coordinates on a Grid · Coordinate Plane Problems
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