Coordinate Plane Worksheets - 4 quadrants - Free Printable

To find the coordinates of each point on the rocket, we need to look at where each lettered point sits on the grid.

The grid has an x-axis (horizontal) and a y-axis (vertical).
- The x-coordinate tells you how far left or right the point is from the center (0).
- The y-coordinate tells you how far up or down the point is from the center (0).

Let's find each point one by one:

1. Point A: Look at point A. It is 3 units to the right of the center line (x = 3). It is 4 units up from the center line (y = 4). So, A is (3, 4).
2. Point B: Look at point B. It is 3 units to the right (x = 3). It is 2 units up (y = 2). So, B is (3, 2).
3. Point C: Look at point C. It is 1 unit to the left of the center line (x = -1). It is 2 units down (y = -2). So, C is (-1, -2).
4. Point D: Look at point D. It is 1 unit to the left (x = -1). It is 4 units down (y = -4). So, D is (-1, -4).
5. Point E: Look at point E. It is 5 units to the left (x = -5). It is on the horizontal line, so it is 0 units up or down (y = 0). So, E is (-5, 0).
6. Point F: Look at point F. It is 3 units to the left (x = -3). It is on the horizontal line (y = 0). So, F is (-3, 0).
7. Point G: Look at point G. It is 1 unit to the right (x = 1). It is 4 units up (y = 4). So, G is (1, 4).

Final Answer:
A (3, 4)
B (3, 2)
C (-1, -2)
D (-1, -4)
E (-5, 0)
F (-3, 0)
G (1, 4)