Easy
6 practice items, with a separate answer key.
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Print labeled, blank, fraction or negative number lines with accurate ticks.
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Three printable versions, made for different amounts of practice.
Standard
12 practice items, with a separate answer key.
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12 practice items, with a separate answer key.
Download PDFWhat this page practices
Print labeled, blank, fraction or negative number lines with accurate ticks.
2.MD.B.6: Represent whole numbers and sums or differences on a number line.
Practice supports the cited skill; the worksheet does not cover every aspect of the full standard. Read the source standard.
A useful way to practice
- Check the endpoints and count intervals, not tick marks. Equal spacing must represent equal changes in value.
- Ask the learner to explain one answer in words or with a drawing. Use the answer key to discuss the method as well as the result.
- Print at 100% scale and check that the paper size matches the PDF.
More practice, when you need it.
A few things before you print.
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Can I include an answer key?
Yes. Select Include answer key to add a separate page with answers. You can also download the answer key on its own.
Can I print on A4 paper?
Yes. Choose A4 before downloading. Both A4 and US Letter layouts use printer-safe margins. Print at actual size, or 100%, in your PDF viewer.
How do I get a different set of questions?
Use New problems to change the seed. Keep the same seed and settings when you need to reproduce a page.
How should I choose the grade?
Grade labels are starting points. Ask the learner to explain one answer in words or with a drawing. Use the answer key to discuss the method as well as the result.
Can I print a blank or fraction number line?
Yes. Blank lines show the endpoints and leave the inner ticks for labeling. Fraction lines run from 0 to 1 using the selected denominator. Other lines require equal whole-number steps.
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