In this video I’m showing you how to make a Coordinate Geometry (Quadrant) model for a school maths project and exhibition display. I’m Subhamoy from Kolkata, and I always try to keep my models easy, clean, and student-friendly—so you can build it at home with simple craft materials. This quadrant geometry model helps you understand the X-axis, Y-axis, origin, and the four quadrants in a very visual way, which is perfect for explaining coordinate points during viva. My main focus here is making the model neat and clearly labeled so your teacher and visitors can instantly understand it. You can use it to demonstrate how coordinates are written (x, y), how points shift left/right and up/down, and how each quadrant changes the sign of x and y. If you’re preparing for a school exhibition, this is a strong Math TLM-style project because it looks good on the table and also teaches real concepts. Be creative and innovative with colors, arrows, and point markers to make it stand out.