Ready to give your class a challenge with the support of number lines? Our Subtraction From 20 Number Line Worksheet is here to help. No printer? No problem! We have an interactive version of this resource, too. This blank number line to 10 is one of many materials you'll probably want to use as your children start learning to count. But you might also find the suggestions below useful. Even better, they can be used at home or at school. 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

This Numbers 1–10 Dot to Dot Activity is a good first step to recognising and writing numbers as tracing the outline reveals the shape of each number. Our lovely Twinkl illustrations are bound to go down well with your little ones. For anyone struggling with counting, why not give them a number line to keep? They could glue it in their exercise books or even take it home. Giving the gift of counting should help children to keep on learning outside of the classroom.

Can I teach counting skills with number lines?

Any of these resources are sure to make a great addition to your classroom or any learning space. Children will become maths experts with these number lines. What is a Number Line? 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. Our 100 Number Square is another ideal way to support children with visualising numbers and their value. It comes in a variety of bright colours and other versions too, so you’re sure to find a number square that’ll truly jazz up your classroom. However, children are unique in their ways of learning. Some may find these colorful designs engaging and stimulating, while others might find them distracting. It’s important to observe your child or students and use resources that best cater to their learning styles. If these mats capture their attention and fuel their imagination, they can be an excellent tool to spark enthusiasm and increase engagement in learning numbers. It’s also a great way to tie in your kiddos interests and themes that they love by choosing different number lines mats such as fairies or basketball. Helping your child to solve maths problems with a number line is made easy with these number line maths problems worksheets' clear diagrams and explanations! Children can learn how to solve maths problems with two-digit numbers using a number line. They have clear instructions that your child can easily understand, and we’ve also included notes to help you support your child. They're a great tool for reinforcing the learning of number lines at home.

For optimal use, we recommend laminating these number line mats. Once laminated, they can be a durable and reusable resource in your math area, ready to be pulled out again and again at anytime. Whether used for individual practice or group activities, these mats are a wonderful way to inject fun into math lessons, making learning a delightful adventure. Fairy Woodland Number Line Mat 0-10 This Base Ten Number Line is slightly different and it is a great resource for visual learners. 10-100 is split into tens and each section is visually represented by cubes. Students who struggle to understand how many numbers there are between tens, have this visually represented on this banner. Addition/Subtraction Manipulative:As kids are learning their math facts, they often need manipulatives such as their fingers, counters, or a number line to help them as they memorize the facts. A number line is the perfect portable manipulative. Word problems are a fantastic way to bring practical and engaging context to math lessons. Here are a few specially crafted problems that you can solve using our themed number line mats:

How can I use this to support children's learning?

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! Help your KS1 children become experts on Number Line to 100, with our helpful collection of educational materials.