Choose a scale and create fresh number-line questions. The available levels use whole numbers 0–10, tens 0–100, quarter-unit steps, or integers from −5 to 5.
Preview the marked points, select a manageable question count, and include a separate answer key if needed. Use the same scale for a short set before mixing ideas in another lesson.
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Number Line Worksheets
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Try these example questions. Show your thinking.
Which number comes between 2 and 4?
Which number comes between 5 and 7?
Which number is two steps after 4?
Which number is three steps before 8?
Which number is halfway between 0 and 4?
Which number is halfway between 4 and 8?
Choose your settings to create a fresh set with matching answers.
Check the scale before answering
Read the labeled values and equal intervals first. On a quarter-unit scale, three steps from 0 are 3/4, not 3. On the signed level, values increase as you move right, including across zero.
For an explanation of intervals and grade-appropriate starting points, return to the parent worksheet page.