Number Tracks and Number Lines
Our double-sided fold out design has 3 number tracks on one side and 2 number lines on the other.
There are two number tracks: 1-10 and 1-20
There are three number lines:
- 0 to 10
- 0 to 100, and
- -12 to 12
Our colourful number tracks and number lines are appealing to children and have an element of fun to them.
They can be used with a counter for addition or subtraction or to play games.
What are Number Tracks and Number Lines?
A number track is a sequence of numbers, each inside its own cell, usually a square or a circle.
A number line is where the numbers are attached to markers on a line (like numbers on a tape measure).
They are very useful when students need to count up and down by given numbers.
They also help them to work through simple addition and subtraction questions.
They help students visualise number and addition and subtraction.
Encourage your learner to use a counter of their choosing when working with the number tracks and number lines.
FAQs
What is a number track?
A number track is a sequence of consecutive integers (whole numbers), each inside its own cell (usually a square or a circle). In our product, the numbers are in squares.
What is a number line?
A number line is where numbers are attached to markers on a line (like numbers on a tape measure). The line can extend indefinitely at both ends.
What is the difference between a number track and a number line?
In a number track, numbers are written inside cells (in our product, the cells are square). They usually start from 1 and go upwards to 10 or 20.
In number lines, numbers are written above a markers (as with a ruler or tape measure). They can start from 0 and go upwards. They can be also used to illustrate directed numbers (ie positive and negative numbers) and fractional or decimal numbers.
What is a number track used for?
A number track is used for simple addition or subtraction problems. They may also be used for games involving numbers.
What is a number line used for?
Number lines can be used to help simple addition and subtraction. They may also help learners work out problems involving directed numbers (ie positive and negative numbers). They can be also used for fractional and decimal addition and subtraction.
Are number lines used in real life?
Real life examples where number lines are used are barometer, protractor, ruler, tape measure and scales.
What is an integer?
An integer is a whole number. Integers include positive and negative numbers and the number 0.
How large is the document?
148mm x 420mm when unfolded, 148mm x 210mm when folded
Does P&P cost extra?
The price includes free P&P to addresses in the UK. We do not currently send to addresses outside of the UK
Is it made of card or plastic?
It is made of plastic coated card.
