To find the coordinates for each symbol, we look at the grid. The first number in the coordinate pair $(x, y)$ tells us how far to go across (left to right) on the bottom line. The second number tells us how far to go up (bottom to top) on the side line.
Here is the step-by-step check for each symbol:
1.
Blue Cap: Go across to
0, then go up to
8. Coordinate:
(0, 8)
2.
Yellow Flower: Go across to
2, then go up to
2. Coordinate:
(2, 2)
3.
Orange Fish: Go across to
15, then go up to
8. Coordinate:
(15, 8)
4.
Red Apple: Go across to
3, then go up to
10. Coordinate:
(3, 10)
5.
Green Tennis Ball: Go across to
12, then go up to
12. Coordinate:
(12, 12)
6.
Blue Bear: Go across to
5, then go up to
5. Coordinate:
(5, 5)
7.
Green Tree: Go across to
14, then go up to
0 (it sits on the line). Coordinate:
(14, 0)
8.
Yellow Banana: Go across to
18, then go up to
2. Coordinate:
(18, 2)
9.
Purple Train: Go across to
10, then go up to
10. Coordinate:
(10, 10)
10.
Green Airplane: Go across to
8, then go up to
7. Coordinate:
(8, 7)
11.
Purple House: Go across to
14, then go up to
5. Coordinate:
(14, 5)
Final Answer:
Cap: (0, 8)
Flower: (2, 2)
Fish: (15, 8)
Apple: (3, 10)
Tennis Ball: (12, 12)
Bear: (5, 5)
Tree: (14, 0)
Banana: (18, 2)
Train: (10, 10)
Airplane: (8, 7)
House: (14, 5)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of coordinates math worksheet.
