Printable graph paper v0.2.0

Pick the size of the squares, the paper and whether you want a coordinate plane, then print. The squares come out true size.

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How to use it

Pick the size of the squares: quarter inch, half inch, 1 centimeter and more.
Choose Letter or A4, tall or wide.
Choose plain graph paper, a plane with axes, or a plane with the numbers on it.
Print at 100% (Actual size). If the squares do not measure right, check “Fit to page” is off.

Print a numbered coordinate plane for plotting ordered pairs and drawing a picture from a list of points.
Use 1 cm squares for area and perimeter: shade a shape and count the squares.
Half inch squares are good for younger students writing numbers in columns.
Print a plane with axes only and have students number it themselves, which is the part that goes wrong most often.
Make a coordinate picture: write the points on the board and have students connect them in order.

Why do my squares come out the wrong size?

Your printer dialog is set to “Fit to page” or a scale other than 100%. Choose Actual size, 100% or No scaling.

What margins does it leave?

About half an inch on every side, which every printer can reach.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The page is drawn in your browser and printed from it.

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