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We also really like these Number Cards 0–10. Why not print off two sets for a memory game or a game of Snap? Again, this is a great way to build number recognition.
We've got plenty of other handy number line resources you might like, especially if you don't have a SMART board and wanted something to go up on a wall or use as a PowerPoint - we've got you covered! Score big in mathematics with our Basketball Number Line Mat, where every number jump feels like a slam dunk! Playground Number Line Mat 0-10 We also have a number line that has an under the sea theme! This would look great up on the classroom walls. Take a look at some more under the sea themed resources and create an entire maths display filled with under the sea creatures- this is sure to grab your students' attention.
How do you count on a number line?
Day of School: I Can Skip Count to 100 - This is a fun individual or group activity. See how well you can master numbers as you count aloud. Props are optional! For Counting Practice:Use the 1-10, 1-20, or 1-100 number line for young kids to practice counting and identifying numbers. They can also be used for skip counting practice- though these skip counting charts are perfect for that!
And to build on children's familiarity with the number line, try these Addition to 12 Number Line Worksheets for an engaging homework activity. About number lines
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Or if you like this great teaching resource, then you're also sure to love this wonderful Blank 0 to 20 Number Line here. Yes! Our number lines worksheets are perfect for supporting your child to count with number lines. Counting is a key skill that they will need throughout their primary education and beyond - using a number line to count and solve sums is an important foundational step. This assortment of decimal worksheets helps children to recognize decimals on a number line, perform math operations and much more. To illustrate, let’s look at a few number problems that kids can solve using the number line worksheets
You can use this interactive SMART board number line in class to help your students form a mental image, which can then apply to future calculations. See more resources for your SMART board here. Skip Counting in Twos, Threes, Fives, and Tens Activity - You can use this worksheet as an individual or small group activity. It’s also a handy way to determine children’s understanding of skip counting. The math worksheet includes an answer key to make it easy to grade. You can also share the answers with your children to encourage self-assessment and independence.
What can I use alongside this blank number line to 20?
Once your year 2 children have got to grips with this blank number line, why not take them outside? Draw a big number line using chalk in the playground at school or on the driveway at home. You can then ask the children to compare, add, and subtract numbers that you say, by jumping on the numbers. This makes for a fun-filled, engaging activity! Singing counting songs and playing games like hopscotch can turn counting into something really fun.
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