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These free Easter coordinate graphing mystery pictures give you 10 Easter math worksheets that are really puzzles: each picture is in its own Word document with an answer page, on US Letter and A4, in colour and in black and white. I’m Patrick Elliott, a teacher and Inclusion Lead. I drew every picture point by point on a 0 to 20 grid and built each worksheet myself in Microsoft Word, then checked that every line joins up exactly on the answer page.

In this guide, you’ll find how the mystery pictures work, how to teach plotting points with them, and how to use the answer pages as part of your Easter math activities.

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What’s in the Easter Coordinate Graphing Mystery Pictures

Paper	What you get	Best for
US Letter	10 mystery pictures, each with an answer page (US wording: ordered pairs), in color and black and white	Ages 8 to 12
A4	The same 10 mystery pictures and answer pages (UK wording: coordinates), in colour and black and white	Ages 8 to 12

👉 The coordinates are typed into a Word table, so you can print the pictures as they are or change a point in seconds.

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What Is an Easter Mystery Picture?

An Easter mystery picture is a list of points to plot on a coordinate grid. Children plot each point, join the points in order, and an Easter picture appears: a bunny, a hatching chick or an egg. Because the picture only appears if every point is right, it is a fun way to practise reading coordinates carefully, and one of the most popular Easter math worksheets for grades 3 to 6.

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What Is in the Pack?

• 10 mystery pictures: a bunny face with a bow tie, Easter egg, hatching chick, Easter basket, carrot, lamb, duckling, egg hunt sign, daffodil and cottontail bunny.
• A 0 to 20 grid: whole numbers in the first quadrant, and every point sits inside the grid, never on an axis.
• Points listed line by line: each new line starts fresh, so children never join the wrong points.
• An answer page for every picture: the finished picture on the grid, for marking or self-checking.
• US and UK wording: the US Letter files say ordered pairs, and the A4 files say coordinates.
• Black and white versions: every mystery picture also comes in a printer-friendly black and white version, to save ink.
• More seasonal packs: the same style of mystery pictures for St Patrick’s Day, Spring, Valentine’s Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

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How to Use the Mystery Pictures

1. Teach the rule first: along the x-axis, then up the y-axis.
2. Give each child one picture, a sharp pencil and a ruler.
3. Plot every point in a line, then join them in order before starting the next line.
4. Check with the answer page, then let children colour in their picture for a Easter display.

Start with the shorter pictures, such as the carrot, the Easter egg and the egg hunt sign, and save the bunny face and the lamb for confident plotters. Mark each point with a small dot before joining, so mistakes are easy to spot. If a picture looks wrong, the most common slip is swapping x and y. UK teachers say along the corridor, then up the stairs.

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How to Print the Mystery Pictures

Print at 100% (Actual size) so the grid squares stay square. Page 1 is the worksheet and page 2 is the answer page: print page 1 only for the class and keep page 2 for marking. The black and white versions print the grid and the answer lines in black and grey, to save ink.

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FAQs

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Conclusion

These Easter coordinate graphing mystery pictures make plotting points a puzzle children want to finish, human-made by a teacher and ready to print from Word.

Choose your paper size above, download the ZIP, and for 50 more pictures all year round, try the coordinate graphing mystery pictures.

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