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Chapter 7

Cartesian Coordinate

System

Day…..

1. Parts of a Coordinate Plan

2. Graphing Ordered Pairs

3. Identifying Points

4. Identifying Ordered Pairs

5. Translating Points

Bell Work

Justify your Response

I Can….

identify the parts of the Cartesian coordinate

system.

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The horizontal number line

The vertical number line

Y-coordinate -

X-axis -

Origin -

Y-axis -

X-coordinate -

Quadrant-

The first number given in an ordered pair ( 3, 7 )

The second number given in an ordered pair ( 5, 9 )

The point where the x-axis intersects with the y-axis. This point is ( 0, 0)

The four regions that the coordinate plane is divided into.

A coordinate system formed by the intersection of a horizontal and a vertical number line

Ordered Pair- A pair of numbers that can be used to represent a point in the coordinate plane.

Point - An ordered pair graphed and labeled with a capital letter

Parts of a Coordinate Plane

Please clear your desk of everything except for a pencil and the provided

note taking page.

***Please refer to the in class notes for review***

Word Bank for Notes• Intersection• Horizontal• Vertical• X-axis• Y-axis• Capitol Letters• X-coordinate• Y-coordinate• (x, y)• Point (x2)• How far left or right to move from the origin• How far up or down to move from the origin• The 4 regions the coordinate plane is divided into.• Corresponds

Independent Practice

Please clear your desk of everything except for a pencil and your vocabulary

page.

Instructions• Label the four quadrants in red.• Number both the x and y axis from -20 to 20.• Color the X-axis yellow.• Color the Y-axis orange.• Place a blue dot at the origin.• Find and plot the following points using green

dots: (-2, 6) (-5, -8) (1, 9) (15, -14)• Label your plotted points M, A, T, H

Wrap it Up

• Review

• Questions

• Exit Tickets

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Homework Check

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Y-coordinate -

X-axis -

Origin -

Y-axis -

X-coordinate -

Quadrant-








I Can….

graph ordered pairs of integers in all four quadrants of the

Cartesian coordinate system.

Graphing Ordered PairsEssential Understanding:• This is an example of an ordered pair ( 5, -7)• The first number given in an ordered pair is the x-coordinate. It tells you

how far left (negative #) or how far right (positive #) you must move along the x-axis.

• The second number given in an ordered pair is the y- coordinate. It tells you how far up (positive #) or how far down (negative #) you must move along the y-axis.

• To plot a point move along the x-axis to the given coordinate. Then move up or down the y-axis from your current position on the x-axis.

• The point given will be plotted where the x-coordinate and y-coordinate intersect.

• Remember you must run before you jump or dive. • Think “alphabetical order” (x before y)

Examples:

Partner Work

Please clear your desk of everything except for a pencil.

Wrap it Up

• Review

• Questions

• Exit Tickets

Bell Work

Justify Your Response

Homework Check

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Y-coordinate -

X-axis -

Origin -

Y-axis -

X-coordinate -

Quadrant-








I Can….

identify points on a coordinate plane given

the ordered pairs.

Identifying PointsEssential Understanding:• To identify a plotted point when given an ordered pair, you

follow the same procedure as when you are plotting the point yourself. (You must find the point where the x and y coordinates intersect).

• To do this, you first determine how far left or right you move, based on your x-coordinate.

• Then determine how far up or down your point is located from there, based on your y-coordinate.

Examples:

Partner Work

Please clear your desk of everything except for a pencil.

Wrap it Up

• Review

• Questions

• Exit Tickets

Bell Work


Homework Check

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Y-coordinate -

X-axis -

Origin -

Y-axis -

X-coordinate -

Quadrant-








I Can….

identify ordered pairs when given a plotted point on a coordinate

plane.

Identifying Ordered PairsEssential Understanding:• To determine the coordinates of a plotted point, you must identify the

x and y coordinate.• To do this, begin by placing your finger on the given point.• Then, move your finger up or down until you reach the x-axis. The

number you land on is your x-coordinate. It is listed first in your ordered pair.

• Next place your finger back on the plotted point, and trace the line left or right until you reach the y-axis. The number you land on is your y-coordinate. It is listed last in your ordered pair.

• Finally list your coordinates in the proper order.• Remember “alphabetical order” (x,y)

Examples:

Your Turn….

Take out your marker boards

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Y-coordinate -

X-axis -

Origin -

Y-axis -

X-coordinate -

Quadrant-








End-Unit Assessment

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and a calculator.

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