Graph and coordinate paper
Seven printable formats for graphing and drawing: centimetre and quarter-inch grids, square and isometric dots, coordinate grids and polar graph paper. Choose a format for the task.
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Graph paper: 1 cm grid
Use the centimetre squares for diagrams, graphs or measurement work. Print at actual size (100%) to preserve the grid spacing.
Print at actual size (100%) when the spacing matters.
Graph paper: quarter-inch grid
Use the quarter-inch squares for graphs and diagrams. Darker lines mark each inch. Print at actual size (100%).
Print at actual size (100%) when the spacing matters.
Dot paper
Join the square-grid dots to draw shapes, angles or patterns. Print at actual size to preserve the one-centimetre spacing.
Print at actual size (100%) when the spacing matters.
Isometric dot paper
Use the offset dots to sketch three-dimensional forms. Keep the dot columns upright and print at actual size.
Print at actual size (100%) when the spacing matters.
Coordinate grids: four quadrants
Plot points, lines or shapes on four coordinate grids. Each grid runs from −10 to 10 on both axes.
Print at actual size (100%) when the spacing matters.
Coordinate grid: large
Use one large four-quadrant grid for a graph or coordinate drawing. Both axes run from −10 to 10.
Print at actual size (100%) when the spacing matters.
Polar graph paper
Plot polar coordinates using the marked angles and concentric circles. Print at actual size to preserve the spacing.
Print at actual size (100%) when the spacing matters.