HW May 9-16
Homework May 9-16
This week students have Norwegian reading and
math to do.
The math sheets ask them to practice graphing coordinates accurately on a grid.
They should remember:
![coordinates grid example](https://www.math-salamanders.com/image-files/xcoordinates-grid-example-1.png.pagespeed.ic.czwvfvwy0D.png)
All coordinates consist of two numbers separated
with a comma and usually
within parentheses. Example:
( 3, 1)
The first number is the horizontal coordinate,
or the number along the x axis.
The second number is the vertical coordinate,
or the number up the y axis.
So the coordinate (3,1) means 3 along and 1 up.
Often children get their coordinates the wrong way
round and go up first and then along, ending up
with the coordinate (1,3).
An easy way to remember the correct way is...
'x is a cross so the x coordinate always goes across.'
We can also say that...
'x always comes before y, so the x coordinate
is always first.'
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