Six number lines from −20 to 20 on one landscape page, with dashed cut lines between them so each student gets a strip. Change the range, the number of lines or the labels, then download the PDF.
Live preview of the PDF page. Print at Actual size (100%).
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.
A number line from −20 to 20 is long enough for most integer problems in grades 6 and 7, such as −8 + 13 or 4 − 15, without running off the end.
Negative numbers are printed with a proper minus sign, and every tick is the same distance apart, so students can count jumps accurately.
Yes. Change Start to −10 and End to 10. Any whole-number range works, up to 50 steps on one line.
From 1 to 10. Six per page on landscape paper is a good size for strips students keep on their desk; choose 4 if you want larger numbers.
Yes. There is no account, no sign-up and nothing to buy.
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.
No. The number lines and the PDF are made on your device. The tool uses no cookies, analytics or ads.
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