Each problem shows an addition equation next to a number line. Students start at the first number, count forward by the second number, and write where they land. This builds a powerful mental model for addition.
Use after students understand basic addition concepts. The number line provides a semi-abstract model that bridges manipulatives and mental math. Great for students who are visual or kinesthetic learners.
Draw a number line on paper or use a ruler. Have your child put their finger on the first number, then hop forward. Where they land is the answer! Practice this physically before using the worksheet.
This worksheet supports the following Common Core State Standards for Mathematics:
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Use the number line to solve addition problems with sums to 5. Students practice counting forward on a number line to find each answer.
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