Let’s find the coordinate for each object by looking at where it sits on the grid.
Remember:
- The first number in the ordered pair is the
x-coordinate (how far left or right from zero).
- The second number is the
y-coordinate (how far up or down from zero).
- We write it as
(x, y).
We’ll go one by one:
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🍄 Mushroom:
It’s at x = 3, y = 3 →
(3, 3)
🎀 Bow:
It’s at x = -5, y = -4 →
(-5, -4)
🐟 Fish:
It’s at x = -5, y = 3 →
(-5, 3)
🌼 Flower:
It’s at x = -8, y = -2 →
(-8, -2)
🍌 Banana:
It’s at x = 3, y = -3 →
(3, -3)
🧁 Cupcake:
It’s at x = 6, y = -6 →
(6, -6)
❤️ Heart:
It’s at x = -5, y = -7 →
(-5, -7)
🎃 Pumpkin:
It’s at x = 6, y = 5 →
(6, 5)
🍉 Watermelon:
It’s at x = -2, y = 1 →
(-2, 1)
☀️ Sun:
It’s at x = 1, y = 6 →
(1, 6)
⭐ Star:
It’s at x = -8, y = 1 →
(-8, 1)
🍆 Eggplant:
It’s at x = 2, y = -7 →
(2, -7)
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Now let’s list them in the order shown in the worksheet:
Left column:
- Mushroom = (3, 3)
- Bow = (-5, -4)
- Fish = (-5, 3)
- Flower = (-8, -2)
Middle column:
- Banana = (3, -3)
- Cupcake = (6, -6)
- Heart = (-5, -7)
- Pumpkin = (6, 5)
Right column:
- Watermelon = (-2, 1)
- Sun = (1, 6)
- Star = (-8, 1)
- Eggplant = (2, -7)
Final Answer:
Mushroom = (3, 3)
Bow = (-5, -4)
Fish = (-5, 3)
Flower = (-8, -2)
Banana = (3, -3)
Cupcake = (6, -6)
Heart = (-5, -7)
Pumpkin = (6, 5)
Watermelon = (-2, 1)
Sun = (1, 6)
Star = (-8, 1)
Eggplant = (2, -7)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of coordinate worksheet for grade 6.
