This document provides vocabulary and instructions for plotting points on a coordinate grid and making line graphs. It defines ordered pairs and coordinates as the numbers used to locate points on a grid. It explains that the first number in an ordered pair indicates how far right to move and the second number indicates how far up. The document then asks the reader to graph the points (1,0), (2,9), (3,6), and (10,5) on a sample coordinate grid.

2. Vocabulary Ordered Pair – p. 83 - two numbers used to find a coordinate on a coordinate grid. Coordinates – p. 83 - the numbers in an ordered pair that locate a point on a coordinate grid. Line Graph – p. 84 - a graph that represents data using points connected by line segments to show how quantities change over time.

3. Ordered Pair & Coordinates Ordered pairs look like (2, 5). They are the coordinates of where a point is on a graph. The first number (2) tells you how far RIGHT you move. The second number (5) tells you how far UP you move.

4. Graphing Points Graph the following points on the grid. A (1, 0) B (2, 9) C (3, 6) D (10, 5)