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Odd Even Numbers Practice
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Odd Even Numbers Practice
Help plan a game-day snack table by sorting numbers as odd or even. Remember: a number is even if its ones digit is 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8. Otherwise, it is odd.
Sort the Numbers
Look at the whole number, then decide whether it is odd or even.
1.The snack table has 28 juice boxes. Is 28 odd or even? Choose one.
- Odd
- Even
2.A team brings 35 oranges. Is 35 odd or even? Choose one.
- Odd
- Even
3.Write the ones digit of 142. Is 142 odd or even? Explain how the ones digit helps you know.
4.Fill in the blank with an odd number: 51, 52, .
5.True or false: Every number that ends in 0 is even.
TrueFalse
Patterns and Number Lines
Use the number patterns to spot what comes next.
6.The number line shows whole numbers from 0 to 10. Write the missing numbers that are even.
7.Use the number line from 0 to 10. Which numbers are odd?
8.Complete the even-number pattern: 18, 20, __, 24, __.
9.Complete the odd-number pattern: 31, 33, __, 37, __.
10.A game needs an even number of players. There are 17 players ready. What is the minimum number of additional players who must join to make an even number? Show why.
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