Split into two clearly labeled parts, this fractions on a number line worksheet gives your student practice moving both ways between notation and location. Part 1 shows three number lines from 0 to 1, each with a blue dot already placed, and asks your student to write the fraction it represents. Part 2 flips the task: your student reads a written fraction (1/4, 2/3, or 3/6) and marks its position on a blank number line. A turtle-illustrated reference box at the top reminds students to divide the space between whole numbers into equal parts before identifying or placing any point. This sheet fits grades 2 and 3 in a homeschool math sequence, particularly during a fractions unit that follows whole number work.

The two-part structure makes this worksheet flexible for your homeschool day. Run Part 1 as a guided warm-up, talk through how to count the tick marks and name the equal parts, then let your student complete Part 2 independently to show what they retained. Completing it builds two connected skills at once: reading a fraction from a visual model and constructing a visual model from a written fraction, which is exactly the back-and-forth reasoning that supports fraction number sense at this level.