Help your child master early addition skills with these number line jump worksheets. By visualizing each step on a 0 to 20 number line, kids can easily grasp how addition works. Print these out for a fun and interactive way to practice math at home or in the classroom.
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Number Line Addition Jumps Worksheets
Age 5-65 activity pages
Free printable from tinyclimbs.com
Start with simple addition jumps to help your child get comfortable with 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
8 + 5 =
#2
4 + 2 =
#3
9 + 3 =
#4
10 + 1 =
#5
5 + 2 =
#6
12 + 6 =
#7
1 + 1 =
#8
13 + 3 =
Keep practicing those basic addition skills with more fun number line jumps.
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 + 4 =
#3
18 + 1 =
#4
0 + 6 =
#5
15 + 4 =
#6
3 + 4 =
#7
10 + 2 =
#8
12 + 4 =
Step up the challenge slightly as your child builds confidence in adding numbers up to 20.
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
2 + 2 =
#2
0 + 3 =
#3
2 + 5 =
#4
2 + 3 =
#5
8 + 3 =
#6
8 + 1 =
#7
17 + 3 =
#8
0 + 5 =
More addition practice to reinforce how jumping forward on the line makes numbers bigger.
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 + 1 =
#2
11 + 5 =
#3
7 + 2 =
#4
17 + 1 =
#5
5 + 1 =
#6
16 + 1 =
#7
9 + 4 =
#8
12 + 6 =
Test their new math skills with these final addition problems 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.
