Halloween Coordinate Graphing

This product is a set of 4 Halloween graphing pages. Great for practicing coordinate plane (first quadrant) x, y graphing. As students plot the points, they connect the dots with line segments.

This is a coordinate graphing activity with three pictures: a ghost, a pumpkin, and a witch. All graphs are located in the first quadrant. The pumpkin and the ghost are at a lower level. The witch is much more involved with multiple stopping points and lines.

They make a great dis Students will love completing this engaging Halloween-themed activity as they practice plotting ordered pairs. Coordinate Mystery Graphs are great for math centers, fast finishers, or homework. Students enjoy completing and coloring these fun pictures and always ask for more!

These coordinate graphing projects are fun for the student and make a great bulletin board idea as well. This project can be used for Halloween. Students will use their knowledge of coordinate graphing and ordered pairs to work creating a drawing of a bat.

Graphing points on coordinate plane worksheets are meant to simplify the process. These sheets are a great help for those who are just learning to plot points on a graph. If your young learner needs a confidence boost, graphing points on a coordinate plane worksheets can help in class or as homework.

Coordinate Picture Graphing Coordinate pictures are a way of helping to reinforce plotting skills with a game of connect-the-dots. Each series of points connects to form a line. The collection of lines reveals a picture.

Find worksheets about Coordinate Picture Graphing JavaScript is not active on your browser. This webite requires JavaScript in order to function. Coordinate Picture Graphing Coordinate pictures are a way of helping to reinforce plotting skills with a game of connect-the-dots. Each series of points connects to form a line.

Practice plotting ordered pairs with these fun Halloween Math coordinate graphing mystery pictures! Use them throughout the whole month of October and add them to your bulletin board for a spooky display. This activity is easy to differentiate by choosing either the first quadrant.

A coordinate graph, or a coordinate plane, is simply a grid with points on it. This skill isn’t that difficult if you understand the starting point is the x-axis (or the horizontal line) and the y-axis (the vertical line) is the end point.

Graphing a Single Point Start at (0, 0), or the origin. Just go to (0, 0), which is the intersection of the x and y axes, right in the center of the coordinate plane. Move over x units to the right or left. Let’s say you’re working with the set of coordinates (5, -4). Move over y units up or down.