To plot the ordered pair two, one
Go right two, jump up one, and it's done
To plot the coordinates seven, ten
Go right seven, up ten, mark it with your pen
On the x-axis, count to the right
On the y-axis, count from the ground
That's how a coordinate's point is found
To plot the ordered pair nine, five
Go right nine, up five, to where you arrive
To plot the coordinates ten, seven
Go right ten up seven, we did it again
On the x-axis, count to the right
On the y-axis, count from the ground
That's how a coordinate's point is found
To plot the coordinates three, four
Hop right three, up four, now one more
With the ordered pair, zero four
Remain at the origin, count four from the floor
On the x-axis, count to the right
On the y-axis, count from the ground
That's how a coordinate's point is found
The coordinates are kind of like clues
Telling you where to plot the x and y values
And when you see them on a questionnaire
They can be called coordinates or an ordered pair
We plot x first, then y, that's the order
Always starting from the bottom left-hand corner
That's the place that we begin
At zero, zero called the origin
On the x-axis, count to the right
On the y-axis, count from the ground
That's how a coordinate's point is found