To find the coordinates of each shape, we look at where it sits on the grid. The first number is how far left or right (x-axis), and the second is how far up or down (y-axis).
Let’s go one by one:
2) Square — It’s in the top right area. Looking at the grid, it’s at x = 3, y = 6 → (3, 6)
3) Hexagon — Top left, blue hexagon. x = -3, y = 6 → (-3, 6)
4) Frog — Green frog near bottom left. x = -5, y = -6 → (-5, -6)
5) Fish — Yellow fish near center bottom. x = 2, y = -5 → (2, -5)
6) Pentagon — Blue pentagon below the square. x = 5, y = -1 → (5, -1)
7) Right triangle — Small blue triangle pointing right, near x=6, y=2 → (6, 2)
8) Equilateral triangle — Blue triangle pointing up, left side. x = -4, y = -3 → (-4, -3)
9) Crab — Orange crab near center. x = -2, y = 2 → (-2, 2)
10) Snail — Red snail shell with body, lower right. x = 6, y = -3 → (6, -3)
Double-checking all against the grid to make sure no mistakes.
Final Answer:
2) Square (3, 6)
3) Hexagon (-3, 6)
4) Frog (-5, -6)
5) Fish (2, -5)
6) Pentagon (5, -1)
7) Right triangle (6, 2)
8) Equilateral triangle (-4, -3)
9) Crab (-2, 2)
10) Snail (6, -3)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of coordinate points worksheet.
