Use graphing technology to create an image of your own design. You could draw a different animal, a vehicle, a building, or something else. Make sure your image includes at least 4 points in each quadrant of the coordinate plane.
If graphing technology is not available, create your image on graph paper, and then list the ordered pairs that make up your image. Trade lists with a partner, but do not show them your image. Graph your partner’s ordered pairs, and see if your images match.
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Use graphing technology to recreate this image. If graphing technology is not available, list the ordered pairs that make up this image. Then compare your list with a partner.
<p>A cat drawn on a coordinate grid. Horizontal axis goes from negative 6 to 6, by 1s. The vertical axis goes from negative 6 to 6, by 1s. The outline of the cat is marked by the points negative 3 comma 4, negative 2 point 5 comma 1, negative 3 comma 0, negative 3 comma negative 3, negative 1 comma negative 5, 3 comma negative 5, 5 comma negative 3, 5 comma 0, 4 point 5 comma 1, 5 comma 4, 2 comma 2, 0 comma 2. An eye is marked by the points negative 0 point 5 comma 0, negative 1 comma negative point 5, negative point 5 comma negative 1, and 0 comma negative 0 point 5. Another eye is marked by the point 2 point 5 comma 0, 3 comma negative 0 point 5, 2 point 5 comma negative 1, 2 comma negative 0 point 5. The outline of the nose and mouth is marked by 0 point 5 comma negative 2, 1 point 5 comma negative 2, 1 comma negative 2 point 5, 1 comma negative 3, 0 comma negative 3, negative 1 comma 2 point 5, 2 comma negative 3 point 5, 3 comma negative 2 point 5.</p>
If you have time, consider adding more details to your image such as whiskers, the inside of the ears, a bow, or a body.
