
A bright and engaging set of 8 Coordinates Anchor Charts designed for pupils working within Second Level Curriculum for Excellence.
These colourful, primary-friendly posters introduce coordinates step by step, beginning with the basic coordinate grid before progressing to all four quadrants and negative coordinates. Clear diagrams, worked examples, key vocabulary and simple reminders help pupils build confidence when reading, plotting and using coordinates.
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
What Are Coordinates?
The X-Axis and Y-Axis
Reading Coordinates in the First Quadrant
Plotting Coordinates in the First Quadrant
Negative Numbers on a Coordinate Grid
The Four Quadrants
Reading and Plotting Negative Coordinates
Coordinate Problem Solving
Skills covered include:
understanding ordered pairs
identifying the x-axis and y-axis
recognising the origin, remembering that coordinates are written as (x, y)
reading and plotting points in the first quadrant, using negative x and y values
recognising the four quadrants, understanding positive and negative directions
locating points across all four quadrants and solving coordinate-based problems.
The posters use simple reminders such as “across first, up second” before progressing to left, right, up and down movements when negative numbers are introduced. This makes the set useful for both initial teaching and later revision.
Each anchor chart includes clear child-friendly explanations, colourful coordinate grids, labelled examples, key vocabulary, worked examples, helpful reminders, top tips and opportunities for pupils to practise their understanding.
Perfect for P5-P7, Second Level Numeracy and Mathematics, whole-class teaching, maths working walls, classroom displays, guided maths, revision, independent reference and position and movement topics.
Curriculum: Curriculum for Excellence
Level: Second Level
Subject: Numeracy and Mathematics
Topic: Coordinates
Pages: 8
A colourful and practical classroom resource for helping Second Level learners develop confidence with coordinates, including negative coordinates and all four quadrants.
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