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This lesson plan is one of 12 that were created for teachers to use with their students who need to brush up on their math skills in order to pass the 2002 GED® Math Test. To see all 12 lesson plans, go to Targeted Math Instruction for the 2002 GED® Test.

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A coordinate grid is a way to identify or describe any point on a flat surface, or plane, using a horizontal number line, the x-axes, with both positive and negative numbers, and a vertical number line, the y-axis. These axes form four quadrants, or sections; the number lines intersect at right angles at zero on both lines, the point of origin. Every point on the plane can be described this way, as coordinates or ordered pairs. The x-axis position is always stated first followed by a comma, then the y-axis, (x,y). This lesson should take approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes to complete, if all components are utilized.

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