Number lines to print, with big numbers that are easy to read: 0 to 10, 0 to 20, 0 to 100, negative numbers, fractions and blank lines. Four worksheets with answer keys cover missing numbers, adding, subtracting and comparing on a number line.
Play it in a game: Number Line HopFree game: tap where the fox lands as he hops up and back along a number line to 20. →
Three lines with large numbers, nine inches long. Cut apart for desk strips.
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Three lines to 20 with the fives marked and the tens in green. Cut apart for desk strips.
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Every number from 0 to 100 on five rows of twenty, with the tens in green.
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Three lines with zero in the middle and the negative numbers in a second color.
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Two copies, each in two parts that join at zero: −20 to 0 and 0 to 20.
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Halves, thirds, fourths, sixths, eighths and tenths from 0 to 1, stacked so that equal fractions line up.
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Six lines: two with 11 marks, two with 21 marks and two open lines with no marks at all.
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Six number lines with boxes to fill in, counting by 1s, 2s, 5s and 10s. Includes answer key.
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Five sums to 20. Draw the hops forward and write the answer. The first is done. Includes answer key.
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Five subtraction problems within 20. Draw the hops back and write the answer. Includes answer key.
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Mark two numbers on a line to 20 and circle the greater one. Five problems with answer key.
Download PDFOne-page games for two players: print, grab two colored pencils (and a die for some), and play. No cutting. Three are free here.
Every fact stage from within 10 to sums to 20. The Addition and Subtraction Games Pack has all 31 games in one PDF: these three plus 28 more. See them all
Get the pack: $7A number line puts numbers in order along a straight line, equally spaced, getting bigger to the right. It turns counting into moving: adding is stepping to the right, subtracting is stepping to the left, and the number farther right is always the greater one.
The 0 to 10 and 0 to 20 lines are made as desk strips. They print three to a page across the long side of the paper, with numbers large enough to read at arm's length, and dashed lines to cut along. The 0 to 100 line shows every number on five rows, with the tens in green so the rows are easy to follow.
The negative number lines have zero in the middle and print the negative numbers in a second color. The fraction number lines stack six lines from 0 to 1, so a child can see that one half, two fourths and four eighths sit at the same point. The blank lines are for anything else, including open number lines for adding in jumps.
The four worksheets are for kindergarten to 2nd grade. On the adding and subtracting sheets the first problem is done, with each hop drawn, so the method is on the page. For more practice after these, see the addition worksheets, the skip counting worksheets and the hundreds chart.
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