Translate (4, 5) by (-2, 0). Enter the new coordinates.
Translate coordinates.
Translate a point by an ordered pair of horizontal and vertical displacements.
Translate coordinates
Practice sheet
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Translate a point by an ordered pair of horizontal and vertical displacements.
Translate (3, 4) by (1, 1). Enter the new coordinates.
Translate (1, 3) by (2, 1). Enter the new coordinates.
Translate (3, 4) by (0, -2). Enter the new coordinates.
Translate (5, 3) by (0, 1). Enter the new coordinates.
Translate (4, 4) by (0, -2). Enter the new coordinates.
Translate coordinates
Answer key
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Translate a point by an ordered pair of horizontal and vertical displacements.
Translate (4, 5) by (-2, 0). Enter the new coordinates.
Translate (3, 4) by (1, 1). Enter the new coordinates.
Translate (1, 3) by (2, 1). Enter the new coordinates.
Translate (3, 4) by (0, -2). Enter the new coordinates.
Translate (5, 3) by (0, 1). Enter the new coordinates.
Translate (4, 4) by (0, -2). Enter the new coordinates.
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The skill behind this activity
Translate a point by an ordered pair of horizontal and vertical displacements.
Department for Education: mathematics programmes of study ↗
Year 5 → Geometry → Position and direction · Selected statutory skill. Pack 2.2.0 · source checked 2026-10-12.
For teachers and parents
Add the horizontal displacement to the x coordinate and the vertical displacement to the y coordinate. Translate every vertex using the same displacement.
A common slip
Read x before y; a negative displacement moves left or down rather than right or up.
Translate (4, 5) by (-1, -1). Enter the new coordinates.
Add the horizontal displacement to the x coordinate and the vertical displacement to the y coordinate. Translate every vertex using the same displacement.