In math, number lines are incredibly useful tools for developing number sense, performing operations, and comparing numbers—including positive numbers, negative numbers, and fractions. This printable number lines pack is the worksheets and the mats are in the 2nd below file beneath this one. Your available Bonus Points balance is displayed in the top navigation (RHS – yellow section) after you have logged in.

In later grade levels number lines are used to teach students fractions, decimals, and basic math operations.

Number lines with arrows do not have a starting point or an ending point (they continue on forever in both directions). The numbers get larger as you move to the right and smaller as you move to the left on a number line. All images or pictures are high resolution so you can have large illustrations of them and they'll still be clean and beautiful. A thorough understanding of the number line will help students as they develop many mathematical concepts.

Often we get very focused on fractions as a part of a whole or part of a set and teach fractions mostly as parts of a pizza, parts of a pie, etc. It’s important to observe your child or students and use resources that best cater to their learning styles. However, below you’ll find pre-made number lines and worksheets for you and your kid to download right now! I've checked the resource here and it's downloading properly for me - I'll send it over to you now so you'll be able to access it right away. Even when students are comfortable subtracting facts with larger negative answers, the number lines with larger ranges can be useful to check for reasonableness.Mixed Packs offer the ultimate flexibility for what you’d like in a pack as it allows you to choose the different designs that make up the pack. They're easy to use, customizable, and versatile, making them a must-have in every math resource shelf. The optional labels on the number lines can start as low as -15 for working with negative numbers and go up to 30. So, whenever you read a thermometer, you are actually using a vertical number line to determine a temperature.