Help your child master early math skills with these number line addition worksheets. By drawing jumps on the number line, kids can visually understand how to add numbers up to 20. An answer key is included for easy grading!
TinyClimbs
Addition Using a Number Line
Age 5-65 activity pages
Free printable from tinyclimbs.com
A gentle introduction to addition by drawing short jumps on the number line.
Addition jumps — read the jumps, write the sum · 0–20
Start on the black dot. Follow each hop above the line and add. Write the number you land on.
#1
17 + 1 =
#2
17 + 1 =
#3
4 + 3 =
#4
6 + 1 =
#5
17 + 3 =
#6
9 + 6 =
#7
10 + 3 =
#8
0 + 4 =
More beginner-friendly addition practice to build confidence with counting forward.
Addition jumps — read the jumps, write the sum · 0–20
Start on the black dot. Follow each hop above the line and add. Write the number you land on.
#1
5 + 2 =
#2
5 + 1 =
#3
18 + 2 =
#4
5 + 2 =
#5
11 + 4 =
#6
12 + 3 =
#7
7 + 2 =
#8
5 + 3 =
Slightly larger numbers to add, encouraging kids to jump further along the line.
Addition jumps — read the jumps, write the sum · 0–20
Start on the black dot. Follow each hop above the line and add. Write the number you land on.
#1
0 + 1 =
#2
12 + 5 =
#3
4 + 2 =
#4
7 + 3 =
#5
4 + 1 =
#6
7 + 4 =
#7
1 + 2 =
#8
5 + 2 =
Keep up the great work with these fun addition problems up to twenty.
Addition jumps — read the jumps, write the sum · 0–20
Start on the black dot. Follow each hop above the line and add. Write the number you land on.
#1
13 + 4 =
#2
0 + 5 =
#3
14 + 1 =
#4
1 + 4 =
#5
15 + 3 =
#6
10 + 2 =
#7
4 + 2 =
#8
17 + 3 =
A final challenge with bigger jumps to test their number line addition skills.
Addition jumps — read the jumps, write the sum · 0–20
Start on the black dot. Follow each hop above the line and add. Write the number you land on.
