Name: Instructions and Printable Numbers for Making Floor Sized Number Line - Differentiated Kindergarten
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Instructions and Printable Numbers for Making Floor Sized Number Line

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Categories: Freebie, Addition/Subtraction Tags: Math, 5th, PreK, Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, Printables, Games, Math Centers, Basic Math, 3rd, 4th

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Now includes numbers through 110.

The instructions and printable numbers included in this product will allow you to make your own floor sized number line. There are printable numbers from one to one hundred that are coded to easily identify even numbers in red for skip counting by 2s and for counting by 5s the numbers have a yellow star. The number line can be set up to be used as a 100s chart, or a teacher may choose to use only a couple strips of 10s lined up from end to end. This product differentiates your math instruction by addressing the needs of kinesthetic learners. It can be used in completing simple addition and subtraction problems or with activities such as number squeeze or any other hundred charts activities. I hope you find these instructions useful.

If you are looking for a companion activity to use with this number line, check out this:
Don’t Bug Me: Number Line Fun for Addition and Subtraction-Differentiated and Aligned to Common Core!

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