Split each whole into 2 to 12 equal parts and label the ticks as fractions or mixed numbers, simplified or not. Line several up on one page to compare fourths, sixths and eighths.
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Enter the start and end, then the step between labelled ticks. Add small ticks in between, or switch to fractions and pick a denominator.
Choose 1 to 10 lines per page, US Letter or A4, landscape or portrait, and whether to print labels, arrows, cut lines and a name line.
Download the PDF and print at Actual size (100%). Every tick on a line is the same distance apart.
Placing fractions on a number line is a grade 3 standard and comes back in grades 4 and 5 for comparing fractions, equivalent fractions and mixed numbers.
Any from 2 to 12. The range times the denominator can be up to 50 parts per line, for example 0 to 4 in twelfths.
Yes. Choose Mixed numbers under Fraction labels, and 5/4 is printed as 1 1/4.
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Open the PDF and print at Actual size or 100%, not Fit to page. Choose the same paper (US Letter or A4) in the generator and in your printer settings.
Yes. Set Labels to None for ticks only, or Endpoints only so just the first and last numbers are printed.
Yes, in the web browser. On iPhone or iPad, Safari may open the PDF instead of downloading it: tap Share, then Print or Save to Files.
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