Number Line Jump Forward and Solve Worksheet
This number line jump forward and solve worksheet helps 1st grade students add by counting on, filling in each number line and jumping to the sum. An answer key is included for fast checking.
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Description
Counting on is one of the first big addition strategies young mathematicians learn, and this number line jump forward and solve worksheet makes it easy to see. Instead of counting every object from one, students start at the first number and jump forward one space at a time. A number line turns that idea into something children can point to, trace, and check.
About This Worksheet
This 1st grade addition worksheet has four addition problems with sums from 12 to 18. Each problem sits above its own number line with eleven boxes. The first box already shows the starting number, so students fill in the rest of the line, draw one jump for each number they add, and write the number they land on. Use it after a whole-group lesson on counting on, as a math center, or as quick homework practice.
What’s Included
- One page with four number line addition problems
- Number lines with a starting number and ten boxes to complete
- Answer key showing every filled number line, each jump, and each sum
How It Helps Kids
First, completing each number line builds counting and number sequence skills to 21. Second, drawing the jumps connects the plus sign to the action of moving forward, which makes addition concrete. Third, landing on the answer gives children a way to check their own work before they write the sum.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Before starting, have children hop along a masking-tape number line on the floor to act out a problem. Model the first card together, saying each number aloud as you jump. When students finish the number line jump forward and solve worksheet, ask them to explain how they knew where to stop, and challenge early finishers to write and solve a jump problem of their own.
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