
Even and odd
Color even and odd numbers
Sort sixteen numbered circles by coloring even numbers blue and odd numbers amber. Choose a small starting range or extend the numbers to 100.
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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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Read each number and write even or odd on the line. Check the ones digit, or use pairs when you need a concrete model.
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Every page contains twenty distinct numbers from the selected inclusive range, including both parities. Start with 0–20 and move to larger values once the learner can explain the ones-digit rule.
Learning objective
Classify a whole number using pairs or the value of its ones digit.
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The ones digit is 8. Every group of ten can be paired, and eight remaining ones also make complete pairs.
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