Even and odd
Even and odd tables: small numbers
Work through sixty distinct values in three grids: color only odd numbers, only even numbers, then both groups. Choose ranges from 0–75 to 100–200.
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Even and odd tables: large numbers
Classify sixty different larger values in odd-only, even-only and mixed grids. Select 0–500, 500–1000, 1000–1500 or 1500–2000.
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Color only odd values amber in the first grid and only even values blue in the second. Color every cell in the last grid according to its parity.
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There are three grids and sixty distinct values: sixteen odd-only decisions, sixteen even-only decisions and twenty-eight decisions covering both parities. In the first two grids, correctly leaving a cell neutral matters just as much as coloring a requested cell.
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Use the ones digit to classify larger whole numbers while retaining the selection rule for each grid.
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What happens to 1,503 and 1,520 in an even-only grid?
Leave 1,503 neutral; color 1,520 blue.
The ones digits are 3 and 0. Complete tens and hundreds can be paired, so the ones digit decides whether anything remains.
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- Choose a range the learner can read comfortably. The rule is unchanged for four-digit values, but reading the numerals adds a separate demand.
- Compare numbers such as 50, 150 and 1,750. A final zero makes all three even; zero is not a signal to skip the number.
- The three grids contain sixteen, sixteen and twenty-eight distinct values. Both parities occur in each grid, and no number repeats elsewhere on that sheet.
- Ask for an explanation for a few cells rather than speed alone. A new seed changes the numbers while preserving the task structure.
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