Play with odd and even numbers

In Maths we are learning the concept: odd number and even number.

We know that if a number can be broken into two EQUAL parts it is EVEN.

If not, it is odd.

For instance, number 6 can be divided into 3+3 (equal parts, so it is even).

but, number 9 can be break into 4+5 or 5+4, they are NOT EQUAL, so it is ODD.

**When you have a two digit number, such as 38. We focus on the last number which is 8 to know if it is odd or even. 38 is an even number because it finishes with 8.

Here you have a game to play online. Click on the image or the link below.

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/learning-to-count/coconut-odd-or-even

Odd or Even? Online game!

EVEN numbers are those that  can be divided  into two equal teams. For instance, number 2 is broken into 1+1, or number 6 is broken into 3+3. Therefore, 2 and 6 are even numbers.

On the contrary, ODD numbers can't be broken into two equal parts. For example, number 7 is 3+4 or 4+3 (the parts are not the same). Therefore, number 1 is odd.

When you have a two digit number, such as 38. We look at the last number which is 8 to know if it is odd or even. 38 is an even number because it finishes with 8.

Let's play to a game to check your level, click on the pic: