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An ordered pair gives the x-coordinate first (left or right from the origin), then the y-coordinate (up or down). "Along the corridor, then up the stairs" is the memory hook most teachers use.
Make coordinate plane worksheets on a first-quadrant grid (0 to 10) or a four-quadrant grid (−10 to 10). Students plot eight points and write the coordinates of eight more.
Plot each point on the grid and write its letter next to it. Then write the coordinates of the points already shown.
An ordered pair gives the x-coordinate first (left or right from the origin), then the y-coordinate (up or down). "Along the corridor, then up the stairs" is the memory hook most teachers use.
Use the first-quadrant grid until students never swap x and y, then move to four quadrants.
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