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Number Line Worksheets up to 1000

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Here you will find a wide range of free printable number line sheets, which will help your child understand how to count on and back in 1s, 2s, 5s, 10s, 50s and 100s.

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Number Line Worksheets for 2nd Grade

Here you will find a selection of 2nd Grade Math worksheets designed to help your child understand how to position numbers up to 1000 correctly on a number line. The sheets are graded so that the easier ones are at the top.

The harder sheets at the end of each section will help to extend more able mathematicians.

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Using these sheets will help your child to:

• count on and back in 1s 2s 5s 10s 50s and 100s;
• place a number correctly on a number line up to 1000.
• Number Line to 200 Sheet 1
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2nd Grade Place Value Worksheets

Below are our selection of Place Value, Ordering and Rounding Worksheets

The following worksheets involve different Second Grade place value activities such as counting in hundreds, tens and ones, reading, writing and ordering numbers to 1000, and know what number each digit represents.

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Ordering and Rounding Worksheets to 1000

Once your child is confident with their place value to 1000, they can start learning about ordering and rounding numbers.

The graded worksheets here will help your child learn to compare numbers to 1000, and round numbers to the nearest 10.

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Here is our selection of measurement worksheets for 2nd graders.

These sheets involve reading scales going up in ones, fives, tens and hundreds to find the length, weight or liquid capacity.

Using these sheets will help children to consolidate their counting as well as learning to read a simple scale.

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Number Line Worksheets

Welcome to the number lines worksheets page where jumping around is encouraged. This page includes Number line worksheets for learning about the ordinality of numbers and for use as a math aid.

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Counting on Number Lines

Each one of these pages includes number lines that increase by 1 for every tick. Various activities are possible, from learning how to count to using these number lines for adding/subtracting. There is no specific activity designated for these number lines, they are printables that you can use as you see fit.

• Counting by 1s on Number Lines Number Lines with Scales from 0 to 10 Counting by 1 Number Lines with Scales from 1 to 10 Counting by 1 Number Lines with Scales from 0 to 15 Counting by 1 Number Lines with Scales from 1 to 15 Counting by 1 Number Lines with Scales from 0 to 25 Counting by 1 Number Lines with Scales from 1 to 25 Counting by 1 Number Lines with Scales from 0 to 50 Counting by 1

Also called skip counting, counting by numbers other than 1 is a useful skill for students to learn as it helps them mentally calculate the answers to operations without the use of a pencil. These printables can be used for a variety of math activities that involve numbers including learning how to skip count, learning multiplication and other operations, or averaging two numbers. The number lines in this section include ticks for all numbers, but only the target interval is labeled.

• Skip Counting on Number Lines (by 2 to 10) Counting by 2 on Number Lines from 0 to 20 Counting by 2 on Number Lines from 0 to 40 Counting by 3 on Number Lines from 0 to 30 Counting by 3 on Number Lines from 0 to 60 Counting by 4 on Number Lines from 0 to 40 Counting by 4 on Number Lines from 0 to 80 Counting by 5 on Number Lines from 0 to 50 Counting by 5 on Number Lines from 0 to 100 Counting by 6 on Number Lines from 0 to 60 Counting by 7 on Number Lines from 0 to 70 Counting by 8 on Number Lines from 0 to 80 Counting by 9 on Number Lines from 0 to 90 Counting by 10 on Number Lines from 0 to 100

Continuous number lines allow for a larger range for extension activities that require larger numbers. The number at which each line ends also starts the next line, so if you wanted something more continuous, you could cut and overlap and paste into one long strip of paper. Activities such as multiplying two-digit by one-digit numbers and looking for patterns can be accomplished with these number lines.

• Counting and Skip Counting on Continuous (Longer) Number Lines (by 1 to 10) Counting by 1 on a Continuous Number Line from 0 to 100 Counting by 2 on a Continuous Number Line from 0 to 200 Counting by 3 on a Continuous Number Line from 0 to 195 Counting by 4 on a Continuous Number Line from 0 to 200 Counting by 5 on a Continuous Number Line from 0 to 250 Counting by 6 on a Continuous Number Line from 0 to 300 Counting by 7 on a Continuous Number Line from 0 to 350 Counting by 8 on a Continuous Number Line from 0 to 400 Counting by 9 on a Continuous Number Line from 0 to 450 Counting by 10 on a Continuous Number Line from 0 to 500

Math Activities Using Number Lines

Number lines with missing numbers give students an opportunity to apply some mental math to sequences on a number line. The worksheets below come in different ranges of numbers with larger possible common differences on the worksheets with larger numbers. The custom sequences were based on a user request. The possible common differences are: 2, -2, 5, -5, 20, -20, 25, -25, 100 or -100.

• Completing Number Line Sequences (Maximum 100) Increasing Number Line Sequences (Maximum 100) Decreasing Number Line Sequences (Maximum 100) Increasing & Decreasing Number Line Sequences (Maximum 100)
• Completing Number Line Sequences (Maximum 1000) Increasing Number Line Sequences (Maximum 1000) Decreasing Number Line Sequences (Maximum 1000) Increasing & Decreasing Number Line Sequences (Maximum 1000)
• Completing Number Line Sequences (Maximum 10000) Increasing Number Line Sequences (Maximum 10000) Decreasing Number Line Sequences (Maximum 10000) Increasing & Decreasing Number Line Sequences (Maximum 10000) Increasing Number Line Sequences (Custom 1000 to 10000) Decreasing Number Line Sequences (Custom 1000 to 10000) Increasing & Decreasing Number Line Sequences (Custom 1000 to 10000)

Students are asked to draw stars on blank number lines where they would find certain values. For example, they may be asked to place a star where they think 3 would appear on a number line that goes from 0 to 10.

• Placing Numbers on Number Lines Placing Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 10 Placing Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 50 Placing Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 100 Placing Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 1000 Placing Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 10,000 Placing Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 100,000
• Placing Numbers on Number Lines (SI Versions: Space-Separated Thousands) Placing Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 10 000 (SI Version) Placing Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 100 000 (SI Version)
• Placing Rounded Numbers on Number Lines Placing Rounded Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 100 Placing Rounded Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 1000 Placing Rounded Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 10,000 Placing Rounded Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 100,000
• Placing Rounded Numbers on Number Lines (SI Versions: Space-Separated Thousands) Placing Rounded Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 10 000 (SI Version) Placing Rounded Numbers on Number Lines from 0 to 100 000 (SI Version)

Adding and Subtracting on Number Lines

Adding and subtracting on number lines math worksheets allow students to visualize questions by drawing curved paths to numbers.

The basic process for completing addition and subtraction questions on number lines is: (i) start at 0; (ii) draw a curved line from 0 to the first addend or to the minuend (first number in the problem); (iii) draw a second curved line from the first addend/minuend to the answer by the same amount as the second addend or the subtrahend. For subtraction questions, the curved line will go toward 0 while in addition questions, the curved line will continue to go to the right. For example, 4 + 5 = 9 would be shown on a number line with a curved line starting at 0 and ending at 4. A second curved line would start at 4 and end at 9 which would be a total distance of 5 (the second addend). If the question was 17 - 8 = 9, the first curved line would start at 0 and go to 17. The second curved line would start at 17 and end at 9 which is a total of 8 backwards.

Adding with number lines is a way for students to visualize how addition works. Modeling addition on a number line first using an interactive white board or an overhead projector allows students to understand how a number line can be a useful tool for learning addition. The answer keys in the case of these worksheets can be shown to students to start with until they understand how the process works. There are 10 versions of each worksheet below, so you shouldn't run out of practice sheets.

• Adding on Number Lines With Intervals of 1 Adding up to 10 on Number Lines with Intervals of 1 Adding up to 15 on Number Lines with Intervals of 1 Adding up to 20 on Number Lines with Intervals of 1
• Adding on Number Lines With Intervals Greater Than 1 Adding up to 20 on Number Lines with Intervals of 2 Adding up to 30 on Number Lines with Intervals of 2 Adding up to 40 on Number Lines with Intervals of 2 Adding up to 50 on Number Lines with Intervals of 5 Adding up to 75 on Number Lines with Intervals of 5 Adding up to 100 on Number Lines with Intervals of 5 Adding up to 100 on Number Lines with Intervals of 10 Adding up to 150 on Number Lines with Intervals of 10 Adding up to 200 on Number Lines with Intervals of 10 Mixed Addition Number Lines (Not for the Faint of Heart)

The subtracting on number lines worksheets are similar to the adding ones, but two different colors are used on the answer keys. When the value is increasing, a green curve is used, and when the value is decreasing, a red curve is used. Hopefully, students associate these two colors with adding and subtracting as they learn how to subtract using a number line.

• Subtracting on Number Lines With Intervals of 1 Subtracting from up to 10 on Number Lines with Intervals of 1 Subtracting from up to 15 on Number Lines with Intervals of 1 Subtracting from up to 20 on Number Lines with Intervals of 1
• Subtracting on Number Lines With Intervals Greater Than 1 Subtracting from up to 20 on Number Lines with Intervals of 2 Subtracting from up to 30 on Number Lines with Intervals of 2 Subtracting from up to 40 on Number Lines with Intervals of 2 Subtracting from up to 50 on Number Lines with Intervals of 5 Subtracting from up to 75 on Number Lines with Intervals of 5 Subtracting from up to 100 on Number Lines with Intervals of 5 Subtracting from up to 100 on Number Lines with Intervals of 10 Subtracting from up to 150 on Number Lines with Intervals of 10 Subtracting from up to 200 on Number Lines with Intervals of 10 Mixed Subtraction Number Lines (Not for the Faint of Heart)

Additon and subtraction questions are shown on the same worksheet in this section. Once students are familiar with both adding and subtracting using number lines, these worksheets can be used for further practice and to help them pay attention to the operation signs.

• Adding and Subtracting on Number Lines With Intervals of 1 Adding and Subtracting up to 10 on Number Lines with Intervals of 1 Adding and Subtracting up to 15 on Number Lines with Intervals of 1 Adding and Subtracting up to 20 on Number Lines with Intervals of 1
• Adding and Subtracting on Number Lines With Intervals Greater Than 1 Adding and Subtracting up to 20 on Number Lines with Intervals of 2 Adding and Subtracting up to 30 on Number Lines with Intervals of 2 Adding and Subtracting up to 40 on Number Lines with Intervals of 2 Adding and Subtracting up to 50 on Number Lines with Intervals of 5 Adding and Subtracting up to 75 on Number Lines with Intervals of 5 Adding and Subtracting up to 100 on Number Lines with Intervals of 5 Adding and Subtracting up to 100 on Number Lines with Intervals of 10 Adding and Subtracting up to 150 on Number Lines with Intervals of 10 Adding and Subtracting up to 200 on Number Lines with Intervals of 10 Mixed Addition and Subtraction Number Lines (Not for the Faint of Heart)

For those students who have mastered the previous worksheets and need a further challenge, these worksheets already have the addition and subtraction curves drawn on the number line and their challenge is to determine the question.

• Determining Addition Questions from Number Lines Determining Addition Questions from Number Lines up to 10 Determining Addition Questions from Number Lines up to 15 Determining Addition Questions from Number Lines up to 20 Determining Addition Questions from Number Lines where Anything Goes
• Determining Subtraction Questions from Number Lines Determining Subtraction Questions from Number Lines up to 10 Determining Subtraction Questions from Number Lines up to 15 Determining Subtraction Questions from Number Lines up to 20 Determining Subtraction Questions from Number Lines where Anything Goes
• Determining Addition and Subtraction Questions from Number Lines Determining Addition and Subtraction Questions from Number Lines up to 10 Determining Addition and Subtraction Questions from Number Lines up to 15 Determining Addition and Subtraction Questions from Number Lines up to 20 Determining Addition and Subtraction Questions from Number Lines where Anything Goes

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A number line can be a powerful tool for learning about negative numbers, ratios or just introductory addition and subtraction operations. The number line PDFs on this page include various ranges (10, 12, 15, 20, 15 and 100) in both starting from zero as well as negative ranges. A complete set of fraction number lines marked with common denominators is included in -5 to 5 ranges. There are also application specific number lines for elapsed time, temperature and money, as well as blank number lines for regular ranges and fractions.

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How to Use a Printable Number Line

A printable number line is a great resource for teaching a wide variety of math topics. Numbers can seem very abstract, and many of the procedures we use to teach math operations are sometimes more formulaic... Getting kids to understand the flow of a sequence of numbers, navigating by adding or subtracting place values or just moving across zero into the realm of negative numbers can be helped greatly with a number line.

The printable number line PDFs on this page are designed for a variety of applications...

Number Lines to Learn Basic Addition and Subtraction

A number line is a great way for younger grade school students to visualize starting with a number and then moving forward (adding) or backward (subtracting) on the number line to the answer. Much in the same fashion that a multiplication chart can frame the concepts of skip counting and arrays, a number line can be that introduction the the basic linear sequence of numbers. For positive numbers, choose from the 'Number Lines From Zero' and select a value greater than the sum or minuend appropriate for the problem.

As long as your kids are working in the realm of positive numbers, these are the number lines to use, but when you're ready to move into negative numbers, you'll need a number line or two from the next group of printables.

Number Lines to Learn Negative Numbers

Number lines are a very powerful way to familiarize kids with negative numbers . Often a student's first exposure to negative numbers is when a subtraction problem results in a negative difference. Seeing how a number 'turns negative' when moving left across the zero on a number line is one way to allow students to not only understand what is happening numerically, but to provide an almost mechanical device for kids to self-check their work when dealing with fraction facts. Even when students are comfortable subtracting facts with larger negative answers, the number lines with larger ranges can be useful to check for reasonableness. We usually have one or two of these blank number lines on hand when a negative number unit comes up just to double check a few problems before relying solely on the mechanics of number manipulation in multi-digit subtraction problems.

Fraction Number Lines to Learn Fraction Operations

Another math topic where a number line can be a powerful conceptual tool is learning fraction addition and fraction subtraction .

The fraction number line printables on this page can help students visualize how to combine both whole numbers and fractional parts using the same concepts and mechanics as navigating integers on a regular number line. And if your kids need help finding equivalent fractions for problems with different denominators, be sure to check out this beautiful fraction chart I created just to help with this tricky step.

Double Number Lines to Learn Ratios

A double number line is a great way to compare two values and see how they relate to one another. A good example is a problem where a price is given for some quantity of an item, and the student is asked to solve for the price for a different quantity or for the quantity you can purchase with a different amount of money. These are very common word problems , and often students lack a way to visualize the scenario, but by plotting both quantities on a blank double number line students can start to see the relationship between the values and predict where other solutions will occur. a good overview of this technique for solving ratio problems with a double number line is in this Khan Academy video .

Special Number Lines for Elapsed Time, Money and Temperature Problems

Adding and subtracting values with distinct types of fractional units (for example minutes in an hour or cents in dollars) can be a tricky topic, and a number line marked in time or money units can be a huge help for students struggling with these applied math problems. I've included a few number lines specifically tailored to elapsed time problems and money in this section. Also, I constructed a special double number line with both Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature units which is great for temperature conversion problems, or you can use either scale individually for problems that involve only one measurement system.

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Integers on Number Lines Worksheets

These printable worksheets contain various exercises that involve marking integers, performing addition and subtraction operation, writing addition and subtraction equations, filling the missing integers, and comparing and ordering integers on a number line. These worksheets are recommended for 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade students. Start your integer practice with our free worksheets!

Reading and Marking Integers on Number Lines | Easy

Have kids recognize the opposites of numbers 1 to 10 while reading the number line diagrams featuring one-unit intervals. They also get to plot an integer on it.

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Reading and Marking Integers on Number Lines | Moderate

Ramp up our practice of reading and marking integers on a number line! Observe the number lines with points paced at 2-unit, 4-unit, and 5-unit intervals, and answer the questions in parts A and B.

Addition using Number Line

Use the number line to find the sum of two integers. The integers may either be positive or negative. Follow the example given in the worksheet.

Writing Addition Sentence

The addition of integers is represented on a number line. Form an addition equation for each number line. Each worksheet consists of six problems.

Subtraction using Number Line

Find the difference of two integers using a number line. Follow the example given in the pdf worksheets. There are five problems in each worksheet.

Writing Subtraction Sentence

In these integers worksheet pdfs study each number line and write a subtraction equation for it.

Number Pattern: Number Line

Understand the pattern given on each number line and fill in the missing integers. Each printable worksheet has seven problems for grade 6, grade 7, and grade 8 students.

Ordering Integers: Number Line

Mark the given set of integers on the number line. Study the marked integers on the number line and order them from the least to the greatest.

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Printable 1-100 Number Line

Here’s a free printable 1-100 number line worksheet for teachers and students. It can be used for classroom work, homework, or homeschooling. There are two templates to choose from. The first is a landscape letter-sized sheet. The second is a landscape letter-sized sheet. Each number line worksheet has been saved at a high resolution.

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Free Printable Number Line Worksheets for Math Practice

Published: December 12, 2022

Contributor: Sarah Shelton

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Using number line worksheets is a fun way for your children to visually see numbers. They are also an easy way to teach counting, addition and subtraction.

Number Line Worksheets

Math can be a frustrating subject for many homeschool families to tackle. A great way to make sure your children get plenty of practice is by giving them printable worksheets to help with different math concepts such as:   skip counting worksheets,   times table practice sheets and a  times table chart 1-100.

What is a number line and why is it useful?

A number line is a straight line of numbers in ascending order used to help with counting and math skills. Printable number lines are a great resource to help your children that struggle with basic addition and subtraction problems.

Number lines are useful as a visual tool to teach counting forwards and backwards. Additionally, number lines also help students solve math operations. They are a great way to help your children with mental math. Kids can use the line for counting and adding instead of their fingers.

Negative and Positive Numbers

Number lines are realy great as visual aids when teaching kids the negative and positive rules . You can also use an integers worksheet for practicing negative and positive numbers. 

How do I teach my child the number line?

Explain to students that a number line is a long, straight line with markings that show the numbers. Let them know this is a special tool to help them with counting and math.

Show your child the first number on the line and have them count as they numbers go one. Have them practice skipping a number and seeing you are adding and taking away. You can create a simple number line lesson by giving kids basic math facts to practice using the number line to get the answers.

Number Line Templates

Blank Number Lines – These blank printable number line templates are great to use with specific numbers or math problems you may be needing extra practice on.

Cute Number Line Templates – Your kids will enjoy practicing math problems with these cute themed printable number lines.

Counting Number Lines

1-20 Number Line – Count and add or subtract up to 20 with this cute hopping frog number line activity.

Number Line up to 100 – Practice counting up to 100 with this 0-100 printable number line worksheet.

Identify the Whole Numbers

Identifying Whole Numbers – 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade students will practice and learn how to identify whole numbers with these different number line activities.

Find the Missing Number – Practice identify whole numbers by finding and writing in the missing number on the number line.

Number Line Worksheets for Addition

First Grade Addition Problem Number Line Worksheet – This worksheet will help first graders learn to add two to each problem with the number line as a guide.

Adding with Number Lines Worksheet Generator – Are you learning adding in your homeschool? You can use this worksheet generator to customize the addition problems you want to include on your number line.

Number Line Worksheets for Subtraction

Subtracting Number Lines Worksheet Generator – Create your own subtraction worksheets with the numbers that your children need the most help with.

Subtraction Number Line – Use this number line to take a leap forward and then backwards to learn subtraction and addition.

Skip Counting With Number Lines

Jumping the Number Line – Practice skip counting by helping the little frog jump and skip numbers on the number line. 

Skip Count to Multiply – Skip counting is a great stepping stone to learning how to multiply. Get some extra skip counting practice to prepare your students for multiplication.

Multiplication

Hop Along the Number Line -Hop the frog along the number line to find the product and write your answer where it belongs.

Multiplication Number Line Worksheets – Practice using multiplication sentences to answer the problems on these number line worksheets.

Modeling Division – Learn how to model division with multiplication and practice both sets of operation with these number line division worksheets. 

Division Number Line Worksheets – Draw hops on the number line and practice finding the missing numbers on these division number lines. 

Number Line Patterns

Math Patterns on Number Lines – These great visual tools will help your children see the math patterns on the number line.

Patterns on a Number Line – If your children struggle to find patterns with integers these number lines will help them recognize and learn the difference between integer patterns on the number lines.

Integers on a Number Line

Integer Number Line – These worksheets will help your children learn about positive integers and how to understand place value and numbers.

Reading Integers on a Number Line – Learn how to read and mark integers on a number line with a variety of problems and integer number line activities.

Decimals Using Number Lines

Number Lines Worksheet Generator with Decimals – Use this worksheet generator to create custom decimal problems for use on a number line.

Number Lines with Decimals – Understand the place value of decimals for 4th graders with these worksheets.

Fractions on a Number Line

Fraction Number Lines -These number line fraction worksheets will give your kids a lot of beginning fraction practice using the number line as a tool.

Drawing Fractions – Practice drawing and modeling different fractions on a number line with this third grade worksheet.

Equivalent Fractions

Equivalent Fractions – Identify equivalent fractions on a number line. This activity is perfect for fifth graders.

Equivalent Fractions on a Number Line – Do your children understand what equivalent fractions are? Help them to recognize them with these equivalent fractions worksheets .

Negative and Positive Integers with Number Lines

Number Line Integers Practice – Practice using the number line to add integers. There are sample problems and practice problems included.

Negative and Positive Number Line – These cute number lines will help your kids to understand negative and positive integers on a number line.

In Conclusion:

If your children struggle with number recognition and understanding math try some of these math worksheets and practice sheets. They are great way to give your kids a break from a math textbook and help with their math problems. 

Sarah Shelton

Sarah is a wife, daughter of the King and Mama to 4 children (two homeschool graduates) She is a an eclectic, Charlotte Mason style homeschooler that has been homeschooling for over 20 years.. She is still trying to find the balance between work and keeping a home and gardens. She can only do it by the Grace of God, coffee and green juice

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Number Line for Kids

The number for kids is one of the easiest ways to teach a child the sequence of numbers. Additionally, it’s also a great tool to teach them how to perform basic operations like addition and subtraction. In Math, a number line can be defined as a straight line on which numbers are marked at equal intervals. The number line is used to illustrate simple numerical operations. Teaching the number line for kids is extremely important to enhance their math skills.

The best way to teach the number line to children is by demonstrating it with math games for kids . So, we’ve compiled a list of number line games and worksheets for kids to help them learn about the number line easily.

Explaining the Number Line for Kids

• Number Line for Kindergarten: When you teach the number line to a child in kindergarten keep it simple. Explain to them that a number line is a long straight line with markings at equal intervals to denote the numbers. Draw a number line with numbers from 0 to 10 and gradually increase the numbers as they learn more.

• Number Line for Kids in Elementary School: A child in elementary school can recognize numbers and count them. They also know the correct sequential order of numbers. They’re just learning how to add and subtract, so use the number line to teach them these operations. For example, add two numbers: 5 + 3. To find the answer to 5+3, move 3 steps from the number 5 on the number line. You’ll land on 8, so 5+3 = 8. Similarly, you can also use the number line to teach kids how to subtract numbers. To subtract numbers, move backwards (right to left). You can also explain to kids in elementary school about negative numbers on the number line.

Easy Ways to Teach the Number Line for Kids

Math activities and games are a great way to help children learn about the number line. Here are some fun number line games for kids.

Human Number Line

One of the popular number line games is the human number line. Follow these step-by-step instructions to learn how to play this fun number line game for kids.

• Step 1: Use masking tape to create a long line on the floor. Make markings at equal intervals on the line.
• Step 2: Write the numbers from 0 to 20 on large sheets of cardstock paper. You can make as many cards as the number of kids playing the game.
• Step 3: Ask each of the children to pick a card with a number and stand on the number line according to the sequential order of numbers.

This is the perfect number line game for kids in preschool and kindergarten. For older kids, you can make it a bit more challenging and add addition or subtraction problems on the cards.

Addition Human Number Line Game

• Step 1:  Make a number line using masking tape on the floor. 
• Step 2: Write addition equations on large sheets of cardstock paper. 
• Step 3: Ask the child to solve the problem by jumping the appropriate number of times to reach the correct answer. For example, if the problem is 3+2. The child will start at number 3 on the number line and jump forward twice till they reach 5.

Engaging Number Line Activities For Kindergarten

Teachers have been teaching the number sense through the number line for ages. The number line is used to solve simple arithmetic problems and other math skills. However, teaching the concepts of the number line to kindergarten kids is not an easy job. This is why kids must be engaged in numerous number line activities. Some of the activities are as follows:

List Of Number Line Activities 

• Line up numbers with sticky notes: Write each number on a separate sticky note. Ask the kids to place the numbers in order on the number line. This activity can be done by older students too; try the same activity with negative numbers, fractions, or decimals.
• Create a life-size number line for activities: Build a life-size number line in the classroom. Allow kids to stand in a row like they are the numbers. This allows kids to enjoy all sorts of number line games and activities. Kids will get even more out of number lines through games.
• Line up some objects: Line up some objects like shoes, books, paints, etc. on the number line. For example, 1 book for 1, 2 books for 2, and so on.
• Design a dotted number line: Kids can use cotton swabs and make dots to represent the value of each number on a number line.

• Line up using food: A fun number line activity doesn’t need a lot of effort or expense. You can make it simple and fun by using food or things you have in the fruit bowl. For example, you can use corn kernels, cereal, candies etc to make a number line. Once your child has mastered the concept they can eat their number line too! 
• Draw number line on road: Kids usually play in their backyard or on the road in front of their house. You can teach numbers to kids by drawing a number line on the road using chalk. Make kids learn numbers by standing or jumping on the number line followed by reciting the number loudly. With this, they will learn the order of numbers and retain them in their memory for longer periods of time. 
• Build number line: You can take building blocks and mark numbers on it. Ask kids to number blocks as per their order. In case of any difficulty, you can assist kids in making blocks in a systematic manner. With the help of building blocks, kids will be able to critically think and learn how to make number lines. 

Number Line Worksheets

Playing games is a great way to ensure that kids understand the concept of the number line. But only practice can help the knowledge stick in the child’s minds. The best way to help kids practice is with some number line worksheets for kids . Here are some simple worksheets to practice the number line for kids. These worksheets will help your child learn the order of numbers and practice adding and subtracting on the number line.

Complete the Number Line Worksheet

Adding on the Number Line Worksheet

Subtracting on the Number Line Worksheet

For more activities, games and worksheets that make learning fun, check our kids learning section.

Frequently Asked Questions on Number Line for Kids

What are the number line for kids.

The number line for kids is one of the most important skills that every kid must be aware of and they teach the concept of addition and subtraction. When kids learn these number lines, they get an idea of integers and other math concepts.

What are the list of number line activities for kids?

The list of number line activities for kids are kindergarten number line, elementary number line, line up some objects, design a dotted number line, draw a number line on the road, build number line, etc.

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What is a number line?

So, what is a number line?

A number line is just that – a straight, horizontal line with numbers placed at even increments along the length. It’s not a ruler, so the space between each number doesn’t matter, but the numbers included on the line determine how it’s meant to be used.

A number ladder is the vertical version of a number line.

How are number lines used?

Number lines can be used throughout a child's time at primary school, starting in Reception; ordering numbers is an important skill and children may be given a blank number line and asked to put a variety of numbers in order on it.

A child might be given the following question: 7 + 2 = They will be shown how to put their finger on the 7 and then count on 2 until they get to 9. This makes the idea of a number increasing very visual for them.

For this question: 9 - 4 = children will be asked to put their finger on the 9 and then jump back 4 until they get to 5.

Children start learning to count in 2s, 5s and 10s in Year 1 which then forms a basis for learning their 2, 5 and 10 times tables in Year 2. A number line can be very helpful for this, whereby they mark on jumps to show how to move from one number to the next.

In Year 3 and 4 a number line can be used to work out times table questions , for example: if a child is asked what 4 x 3 is, they could jump along a number line in 3s four times to reach the number 12:

In Year 4, children start to use a number line to understand the concept of negative numbers :

Are there different kinds of number lines?

Because the concept is so simple, number lines can pretty much take any shape you like. For example, they can extend vertically to help your child visualise the problem in a slightly different way – these are called number ladders.  

Where can I get a number line?

You can print out number lines from TheSchoolRun, or draw one yourself using a ruler and the long side of a sheet of A4 paper. If you create number lines for your children to help them with their maths homework, add colours, shapes or favourite characters to make them a little more interesting – our versions have been designed to look fun.

Number lines are an invaluable tool all the way through a child's time at primary school. It is a really good idea to get children in the habit of thinking about whether drawing their own number line will help them to solve a problem.

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