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Coordinate Treasure, Years 7–8
Students locate hidden treasure from coordinate clues across all four quadrants over multiple rounds, with hot and cold feedback guiding each guess and quadrant behaviour explained as they go. The full interactive is available to licensed Education Universe users.
Years 7–8ExplorerCoordinate Graphing
Learning outcomes
- Plot and read points in all four quadrants.
- Describe how the signs of coordinates change by quadrant.
Teaching guidance
Ask students to explain their next guess using the feedback from the last one.
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