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Ordered Pairs and Coordinate Plane Worksheets

The printable worksheets in this page cover identifying quadrants, axes, identifying ordered pairs, coordinates, plotting points on coordinate plane and other fun worksheet pdfs to reinforce the knowledge in ordered pairs. Also contains mystery pictures, moving points using position and direction, identifying shapes and more. These ordered pairs and coordinate planes worksheets are ideal for 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th grade students. Access some of these worksheets for free!

Identifying Position: Real-life Objects

Task grade 4 students to identify the position of each item placed on the coordinate grid. Also find the item located at given ordered pairs.

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Identifying Ordered Pairs

There are two sections in each printable worksheet. First section is about identifying points on the coordinate plane. Second section is about writing an ordered pair for each given point.

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Plotting Points

Plot the points on the first coordinate grid and draw shapes for each ordered pair on the second coordinate grid.

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Ordered Pairs and Plotting Points: Mixed

Each pdf worksheet contains 21 problems finding the coordinates and plotting points on the grid.

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Identifying Quadrants for Beginners

These are the basic worksheets in learning quadrants. Identify the quadrant belongs to each object and vice versa.

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Quadrants and Axes: With Grid

There are some points on the coordinate grid. Tell the points, belong to each quadrant or axis.

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Quadrants or Axes: Without Grid

Look at the sign of the coordinates to identify the quadrants in these pdf worksheets. If x-coordinate is zero, then the point is on the y-axis. If y-coordinate is zero, then the point is on the x-axis.

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Showing the Route

Help to reach the destination. Show the route by plotting the ordered pairs and connecting them with the lines.

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Identifying Shapes

Identify the shape by plotting and joining the points in the given order. Do not forget to join the end points.

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Length of the Line Segment

In these worksheets for grade 5 and grade 6, draw line segments by plotting and joining the points. Additionally, find the length of the line segments.

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Mystery Picture - First Quadrant

Delight children with these pdf worksheets with a mystery to be solved! They graph the ordered pairs in the first quadrant and connect them in the given order to unveil the mystery picture.

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Mystery Picture - All Quadrants

Plot the points and join them as per the direction. Identify the mystery picture. Both single sequence and multiple sequences are available.

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Moving the Points

Start at one point, follow the direction and write the ordered pair for the end point. There are two types, position and direction. Position is based on up, down, right and up. Direction is based on north, east, west and south.

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Moving Around the Points

Look around the points and answer the questions. Different theme is used in each printable worksheet.

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