
Even and odd
Identify even and odd numbers
Write even or odd beside twenty different numbers. Choose a 0–20 starter range or practice larger values up to 200.
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Classify fourteen numbers, then reason through a quantity, a sum of three numbers and a difference. Choose operand ranges from 0–500 through 1500–2000.
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Write even or odd for the first fourteen numbers. Read each of the final three questions, work out the quantity when needed, and classify the result.
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The fourteen direct classifications are followed by one contextual count, one sum of three operands and one larger-minus-smaller difference. The selected range applies to given operands, not necessarily to the resulting sum or difference.
Learning objective
Connect parity to a stated quantity and to the result of addition or subtraction.
Worked example
29 counters, which is odd.
14 + 9 + 6 = 29. The two even quantities make an even sum; adding the odd quantity leaves one unpaired counter.
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