This worksheet is a "coordinate graphing" activity. The goal is to practice reading and plotting points on a grid using $(x, y)$ coordinates.
Here is how you solve this type of problem:
1.
Understand the Grid:
* The horizontal line at the bottom is the
x-axis (numbers 0–20). This tells you how far to go right.
* The vertical line on the left is the
y-axis (numbers 0–25). This tells you how far to go up.
* A coordinate pair looks like this: $(x, y)$. Always move along the bottom first ($x$), then go up ($y$).
2.
How to Plot:
* Start at the origin $(0,0)$ in the bottom-left corner.
* Find the first number ($x$) on the bottom axis. Move your finger or pencil up from there.
* Find the second number ($y$) on the side axis. Move across to meet your finger.
* Mark that spot with a dot.
* Connect the dots in the order given to draw the picture.
3.
Example from the Picture:
* Look at the very top of the big flower. The highest point is at $x = 12$ and $y = 24$. So the coordinate is $(12, 24)$.
* Look at the base of the big flower stem on the ground. It is at $x = 6$ and $y = 0$. So the coordinate is $(6, 0)$.
To complete the homework, you would typically be given a list of these number pairs. You plot each one on the blank grid provided in your workbook, connect them with a ruler, and the "Bloomin' Awesome!" flower picture will appear.
Final Answer:
The task is to plot coordinate pairs $(x, y)$ on the grid to draw the flower picture shown. Start at $(0,0)$, move right to the x-number, then up to the y-number, mark the dot, and connect the lines.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of coordinate grid picture worksheet.