Use this coordinate plane game to practice plotting ordered pairs on the coordinate grid.
A Coordinate Plane Game Students Can’t Wait to Play
If you are on the hunt for a coordinate plane game that it won’t be a “battle” to get your students to play, you have found it! Students will practice plotting and naming points on the coordinate grid with this engaging two-player game.
This resource includes:
- Instruction sheet
- Battleship game board
This coordinate plane game is great for centers, fast finishers, indoor recess, or small groups. All students need is a pencil and a grid and they are ready to play!
Coordinate Plane Activities to Make Learning Fun
In addition to our Battleship Coordinate Plane Game, there are many ways to make teaching and learning this concept fun. Here are some ideas you can try with your students.
- Treasure Hunt: Ask students to follow clues that lead them to specific points in the classroom or school where they can find “treasures” or tokens. (This works especially well if you have a tiled floor!)
- Coordinate Plane Art: Students can create a picture using plotted points on a coordinate grid. They can then trade the ordered pairs with a partner and recreate each other’s art!
- Coordinate Pair Relay: Give students an ordered pair. Students race to find the corresponding point on a large poster or whiteboard.
- Graphing Stories: Students can write short stories involving characters at specific coordinates. They can then plot the characters’ movements on a coordinate plane, visually representing their story.
Just Print and Play!
This coordinate plane game is available in easy-to-print PDF format. Simply click the drop-down arrow on the download button to claim this resource and get your students ready for battle!
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