Odd & Even Numbers - The Curriculum Corner

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Odd & Even
Numbers
Name: ___________________________________
Even numbers always have a __________________.
Odd numbers always have _______ left over.
You have 8 cookies. Can you divide the cookies
into two equal groups? Draw a picture to show
your answer.
The number 8 is ____________ (odd or even).
You have 5 pieces of pizza. Can you divide the
pizza into two equal groups? Draw a picture to
show your answer.
The number 5 is ____________ (odd or even).
Color the boxes with even numbers green. Color
the boxes with odd numbers orange.
4
9
19 3
7
11
2
6
16
1
8
18
12
Color the boxes with even numbers blue. Color the
boxes with odd numbers yellow.
34
19
23
86
99
64
49
50
57
98
60 71
35
Emily has 4 bananas. Grayson has 5 apples. Which
child has an odd number of items? ______________
Logan has 5 cars. Easton has 8 cars. Which child has
an odd number of cars? __________________
Paige has 13 beads. Lilly has 14 beads. Which child
has an even number of beads? __________________
Even numbers are the sum of two equal numbers.
Write an equation to show the two equal parts that make
each number.
8
My equation is ____ + ____ = 8
12
My equation is ____ + ____ = 12
16 My equation is ____ + ____ = 16
Shade in the frames to show two equal groups for each number. Write an
equation to show the groups.
The number is 10
The equation is _____ + _____ = 10
The number is 14
The equation is _____ + _____ = 14
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