Classroom Number Line Posters -20 to 200: Wall Number Line and Desk Number Lines

Monday, July 31, 2017

Teacher friend, let's be honest: a store bought number line never matches your room and always stops too soon. This one runs from -20 to 200, prints in black and white on any color you like, and comes with desk number lines too.

Black and white classroom number line posters from -20 to 200 on a classroom wall

What is in it

  • Wall number line posters from -20 to 200
  • 38 poster pages with 6 numbers on each, about 4.25 inches tall
  • 3 desk number lines: 0 to 10, 0 to 20 and -10 to 20
  • Black and white, so you can print on any color paper
  • 43 pages, printable PDF

Print it to match your room

Run the pages on bright cardstock and the line pops without any color ink. When your colors change next year, just print it again. Take a look at every page in the Classroom Number Line Posters preview on TPT.

How to use it

Hang it across the top of the board for counting the days of school, number order and adding or subtracting on a number line. The negative numbers give your strongest mathematicians room to grow, and the desk lines fit math centers, folders and morning work from kindergarten through 2nd grade.

What teachers are saying

It holds 4.93 stars from 293 ratings.

"So simple, clear and easy to print on colored paper. Exactly what I was looking for!"

"Love this number line for my classroom. So much cuter than ones you can buy in the store and you can make it whatever color you want to match your room."

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Counting that goes the distance

Hang it once and use it from the first day of school to the 200th number.

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Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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