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Even and Odd Numbers
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Even and Odd Numbers
An even number can be split into pairs with none left over. An odd number has one left over. Read each question and choose or write your answer.
Spot even and odd numbers
1.At the vet clinic, Camila counts 8 kittens. Can she make pairs with no kitten left over?
- Yes, 8 is even.
- No, 8 is odd.
2.Which number is odd?
- 12
- 15
- 18
- 20
3.Choose every even number.
- 3
- 6
- 11
- 14
- 17
- 20
Count and show your thinking
4.Fill in the missing numbers on the number line.
5.Caleb has 5 toy dogs at the clinic. Draw circles around them to show which ones can make pairs. Is 5 even or odd?
6.Gabriela counts 13 birds outside the vet clinic. Are 13 birds an even or odd number?
- Even
- Odd
7.How can you tell that 13 is odd? Use the idea of making pairs.
8.Six puppies are waiting for checkups. If they make pairs, will any puppy be left without a partner?
9.Finish the sentence: 6 is an number.
10.Draw 4 little animal faces and show how they can be put into pairs.
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