I love using foldables in the classroom as a change of pace. Better yet, students love them too!
This foldable takes up minimal space in your interactive math notebook when complete. It is a great resource to refer to all year!
Check out some pictures of the completed foldable:
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| Cover |
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| Outside |
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| Inside |
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| Condensed Cover |
How can you make it?
- First, make sure that you cut your graph paper so it is a perfect square.
- Next, fold all four corners to the middle.
- Write the Quadrant Numbers on the Outside.
- Then, draw an x- and y-axis on the inside.
- After that, show examples of points in all quadrants and on the x- and y- axis.
- Be sure to include the positive and negative directions.
- To get the first picture that says, “Coordinate Plane”, fold quadrants I and II down on top of quadrants III and IV.
I hope you can use this foldable in your classroom. Please let me know how it goes and if you come up with any ideas that I may have forgotten.
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