**A ready-to-teach Year 6 coordinates lesson covering both one- and four-quadrant grids, with activities involving plotting coordinates, identifying shapes and finding missing vertices.

This lesson develops pupils’ confidence using coordinates to solve geometric problems in a range of contexts.**

his Year 6 maths lesson focuses on using coordinates to plot points, identify shapes and solve geometry problems on coordinate grids.

Pupils work with both two-quadrant and four-quadrant grids, plotting coordinates accurately before applying their understanding to recognise shapes and determine missing vertices. The lesson encourages careful observation and logical reasoning while reinforcing coordinate skills.

Teachers can use the included Smart Notebook input slides to model methods clearly and guide pupils through worked examples before independent practice.

Pupils then complete a differentiated independent activity designed to support all learners while still providing appropriate challenge. The tasks develop confidence with coordinates, shape properties and SATS-style geometry questions.

This resource is ideal for Year 6 geometry lessons, KS2 reasoning practice, SATS revision or targeted intervention sessions.

What’s Included
✔ Smart Notebook input slides for teacher modelling
✔ Differentiated independent worksheets (3 levels)
✔ Plenary task
✔ Answers included

Why Teachers Use This
✔ Ready-to-teach lesson with no planning required
✔ Covers both two- and four-quadrant coordinates
✔ Reinforces geometry through practical coordinate tasks
✔ Develops reasoning through missing vertex problems
✔ Supports SATS-style geometry questions

Lesson Breakdown
✔ Input: Teacher modelling of plotting coordinates and reading grids
✔ Guided Practice: Plotting points and identifying shapes
✔ Independent Task: Differentiated worksheets (3 levels)
✔ Plenary: Finding missing coordinates and explaining methods
✔ Answers: Included for marking or self-assessment