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Fraction Number Line – Free Printables and Blank Worksheets

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Looking for a printable fraction number line? Super! Here you can find multiple cute & free number line printables and blank worksheets in black & white. All PDFs are free and instantly downloadable. 

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Fraction number line worksheets found in this post

Number lines are a great way to understand numbers, learn how to count, and a fun way to practice basic addition and subtraction.

This week I’ve created multiple cute and simple number line printables you can print out for your children or students.

HOW TO PRINT: These printables are easy to print out and use – just follow these steps to get your worksheets printed:

  1. Scroll down until you find the design you’d like to print out
  2. Click on the instant download link under the image of the PDF
  3. An ad might pop up, so close the ad, and the PDF will appear
  4. Save the PDF to your computer and print them out.

Psst! The image has my logo on a banner, but no worries, the PDFs come without it.

Size: US Letter – but some can be easily resized and printed as A4.

Tip for printing: I always recommend saving the file to the computer first so that it will print out using the correct printer settings you have set up.

So here are multiple fraction number lines. There are 16 options to choose from. All minimal and black & white to save some ink costs.

All the tables, charts, and math worksheets are copyright protected ©SaturdayGift Ltd. Graphics purchased or licensed from other sources are also subject to copyright protection. For classroom and personal use only, not to be hosted on any other website, sold, used for commercial purposes, or stored in an electronic retrieval system.

Free printable equivalent fractions on a number line

A fraction denotes a part of a whole. The denominator (“bottom number”) is the total number of parts, and the numerator (“top number”) is the number of parts we are talking about.

For example, if you cut a cake in 4 parts and share 3 of those parts with your friends, you’re giving away 3/4 of the cake.

In these printables, the tick marks on each number line represent fractions. And you can see how two or more fractions equal the same, like 1/2, 2/4, 3/6, and 5/10. Each given fraction is a proper fraction between 0 and 1. 

Psst! You can also find the improper fractions and whole number worksheets below.

Equivalent fractions on a number line chart PDF

Equivalent fractions on a number line chart
Equivalent fractions on a number line chart PDF

DOWNLOAD: Equivalent fractions on a number line chart

Equivalent fractions number line chart (blank)

Equivalent fractions on a number line (blank) PDF
Equivalent fractions number line (blank)

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Representing fractions on a number line PDF

Blank fraction number line practice sheet
Representing fractions on a number line PDF

DOWNLOAD: Representing fractions on a number line PDF

Improper fractions and mixed numbers on a number line PDFs

Here you can find blank worksheets to show and practice improper and mixed numbers on a number line.

A proper fraction is a number that is smaller than 1, and the numerator (“top number”) is always smaller than the denominator (“bottom number”). For example, 1/4 is a proper fraction.

If the fraction is greater than 1, it’s called an improper fraction, and the numerator is always bigger than the denominator. For example, 5/4 is an improper fraction.

An improper fraction is a number that is larger than 1 and can be written as the sum of two fractions, the numerator (top number) and denominator (bottom number).

A mixed number contains a whole number and a proper fraction. For example, 2 1/2 would be a mixed number.

Number line – Improper fractions on a number line

Improper numbers on a number line PDF
Number line – Improper fractions on a number line

DOWNLOAD: Practice sheet – number line: improper fractions

Mixed numbers on a number line worksheet PDF

Mixed numbers on a number line PDF
Mixed numbers on a number line PDF

DOWNLOAD: Mixed numbers on a number line worksheet PDF

Blank number lines with tick marks – free practice sheets

Here you can find multiple blank worksheets for practicing fractions. They all have a straight line divided into equal parts.

Just count how many equal parts are on the line to find the denominator. And to see the numerator move forward on the line. For example, if you draw 5 equal parts, the denominator is 5. And if you go three marks to the right on the line, the numerator is 3. And that tick mark then shows a fraction of 3/5.

Blank number line divided into two

Blank number line divided into two - practice sheet
Blank number line divided into two

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Blank number line divided into thirds

Blank number line divided into thirds PDF
Blank number line divided into thirds

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Empty number line divided into fourths

Empty number line divided into fourths
Empty number line divided into fourths

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Blank number line divided into fifths PDF

Blank number line divided into fifths - free printable
Blank number line divided into fifths PDF

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Empty number line divided into sixths – worksheet

Empty number line divided into sixths PDF
Empty number line divided into sixths PDF

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Blank number line divided into sevenths

Blank number line divided into sevenths PDF
Blank number line divided into sevenths

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Empty number line divided into eighths PDF

Blank number line divided into eighths PDF
Empty number line divided into eighths PDF

DOWNLOAD: Empty number line divided into eighths PDF

Blank number line divided into ninths PDF

Blank number line divided into ninths printable
Blank number line divided into ninths PDF

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Blank number line divided into tenths PDF

Blank number line divided into tenths worksheet
Blank number line divided into tenths PDF

DOWNLOAD: Blank number line divided into tenths PDF

Empty number lines without tick marks

Here are two empty number line worksheets that come without tick marks. Just draw an equal number of parts on the line – that will be the fraction’s denominator. And depending on how many parts from left to right you count, that will show the numerator.

For example, if you draw 4 equal parts, the denominator is 4, and if you count forward 3 of those parts, the numerator is 3. Mark the point on the line as 3/4.

Blank fraction number line without tick marks PDF

Blank number line without tick marks worksheet
Blank number line without tick marks PDF

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4 blank number lines without tick marks PDF

4 blank number lines without tick marks PDF
4 blank number lines without tick marks PDF

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Blank number lines – printable math worksheets

You can find more number line worksheets from this post.

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Odd and even number – free printables

You can find free printable odd and even number sheets from this post. The colors help students identify numbers.

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Number lines with positive and negative numbers

You can find printable number lines with negative numbers and positive numbers from this post.

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Double number line (blank)

You can find printable blank double number lines from this post. Double number lines are an excellent tool, for example, when given a price for a quantity of an item and the student needs to know the price for more items.

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What is a fraction number line?

A fraction number line is a straight line with numbers placed at equal intervals. The numbers represent different fractions. You can count forward or backward from the line to find different fractions.

A number line is a visual aid and a simple and effective way to help kids understand numbers.

The numbers on the number line increase when moving right (counting up) on the number line and decrease when moving left (counting down).

How are the number lines used?

The number line can be used in many different ways. For example, it’s a great tool to teach children number recognition, sequences, and simple addition and subtraction problems in kindergarten or first grade.

The number line can help come up with the answer by moving forward (adding) or backward (subtracting) on the line. This will help later whether students want to solve traditional or common core math problems.

The printable number lines are an excellent tool for parents who want to support their children with math homework and review the answers or teachers who need to explain mathematics.

Other free printable math worksheets & resources

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Want to print out super cute times tables? Check out this page: All times tables from 0 times table to 12 times table.

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Tip: I provide all the x times tables, multiplication charts, and some other math printables, but if you need math quizzes, multiplication games (or other math games), or other quick quiz tests, check out, for example, math-salamanders.com (using the link will open their main website on a new browser window). Math Salamanders offer a lot of math resources.

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