Secondary maths collection
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Naming and plotting coordinates in the positive quadrant
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A week long unit of work on Coordinates in the first quadrant for my Year 4 class. They found this quite simple: could be extended to more than one quadrant if needed.
Lesson Order:
L1: Reading Coordinates
L2: Plotting Coordinates
L3: Plotting Coordinates
L4: Translating PolygonsReviews
esiam2 years ago
Really helpful , with a lovely progression through the lessons and detailed plans. Thank you
Naziailyas3 years ago
Thank you!
millysnook5 years ago
Thank you so much for sharing. Just what I was looking for and well differentiated.
The lesson plan is self explanatory - additional resources needed are 'coins&' - basically a handful of coordinates. I did this as an interview lesson so put a lot of time in the resources (had gold coins in coin bags) but it needn&';t be that fussy. The kids loved the concept of treasure hunting. I did this with year 3 but it could easily be done with year 2.
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davidralison14 years ago
This is great, clear, easy for the children to understand and engaging for them.
Thank youkbmkps4 years ago
debbie_kelland5 years ago
Thanks a great resource
Coordinate Mini Murder Mystery worksheet involving coordinates in the positive quadrant only. Some reasoning involved. An ideal activity for KS3. Worked well in pairs in my lower level year 7 class.
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ColinDeanoDean24 days ago
My (SEND) class were quite unsettled when they arrived but they soon settled and started solving these co-ordinates puzzles. Very good, thanks!
mstarling34 years ago
love the challenge in these great pictures
ushi174 years ago
Pupils plot coordinates based on rules. This is effectively graph plotting but without using the formal algebra. The powerpoint is set up in such a way that certain sections should be written on and the worksheet has plenty of questions! If you like this resource then please check out my other stuff on here! :)
EDIT: 1/4/14 Improved the visibility of the gridlines on the sheet.Reviews
chongen_si5 years ago
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Marcelvo6 years ago
Practice questions, homeworks and assessments
Coordinates: Coordinate Code (Collect a Joke Worksheet)
This activity requires pupils to read quadrants in the first quadrant, each coordinate position has a letter therefore pupils collect the joke and punchline.
The joke reads ‘What do you call a donkey with three legs?’ The answer ‘a wonky donkey’.All our resources come complete with instructions, solutions where appropriate and ideas to stretch and support pupils. Check out NumberLoving for more ideas and resources like this. We hope you enjoy using this resource with your students, we would love to hear how it went, please leave a review. Get in touch via the links below.
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Marianamafemi5 years ago
Thank you
zuberuhi6 years ago
fahimahkhanom7 years ago
Maths worksheets and activities. The topic of Graphs from the Year 7 book of the Mathematics Enhancement Program. For information about these resources and an index for the whole collection please visit http://www.mrbartonmaths.com/CIMT.htm Keywords: Scatter Diagram, Graph, Co-ordinate, Axes, Negative, Positive, Conversion, Story Graph, Data, Statistics.
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zunghoang07072 years ago
Thank you
Maque09115 years ago
lj_n6 years ago
plotting and identifying coordinates in the first quadrant. Includes extension task.
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simonde5 years ago
Thanks for sharing- a very useful recap.
FBrTeach5 years ago
Question 3 was a great starter for reading coordinates practice.
DrumTeacher7 years ago
Great ideas to test out my Year 5, thank you!
