Spring Addition and Subtraction on a Number Line Mixed Kindergarten 1st Grade
These Spring addition and subtraction on a number line worksheets are fantastic for Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st Grade and 2nd Grade students who are learning to add and subtract on a number line. A selection of activities that will give your students lots of practise at adding and subtracting using a number line. Each worksheet includes 5 different addition and subtraction calculations. Conveniently, there is a number line underneath each calculation for children to draw on their jumps to help them work out the answer.
Your students can also develop their self-assessment and peer assessment skills by using the full answer key to correct their own work!
Overview of Spring Addition and Subtraction on a Number Line Mixed Kindergarten
- Addition & subtraction on a number line
- Suitable for Pre- K, Kindergarten, 1st Grade and 2nd Grade students
- No prep worksheets
- Covers numbers 0 - 20
- 30 worksheets
- Includes full answer key
- Differentiated
- Spring themed
This pack is differentiated and includes the following:
10 pages covering addition & subtraction within 0-5
10 pages covering addition & subtraction within 0 - 10
10 pages covering addition & subtraction within 0 - 20
This pack is great to print off and give to your students. These worksheets can also be used on home learning platforms such as Seesaw and uploaded as a template!
How to use this resource
Do your students need extra practise at knowing when to add or subtract? These Spring addition and subtraction worksheets feature a mixture of addition and subtraction problems on each worksheet meaning your students need to look closely at the symbol in each calculation then decide which way to jump on the number line to work out their answer.
As there 30 different worksheet included this resource is perfect for practising addition and subtraction with your entire class while ensuring that each student gets a different worksheet.
You can also use this addition and subtraction resource with smaller groups or as a Math Center. You can laminate each worksheet or place it in a dry erase folder. Your students use dry erase markers to complete then simply wipe clean when done. This means you can use this resource over and over again and save time and money!
