Odd and Even Numbers Activity

This template aims to help reinforce their understanding of odd and even numbers by creating mini foldable books of even and odd numbers.  The numbers provided go up to 21; however, a blank template can also be used for any number. This is a great way to open up this activity for differentiation by using more challenging, complex numbers and discussing how students can quickly identify if they are odd or even using the last number.

Odd and Even Number Activities

1. Create a scavenger hunt around the classroom or school, where students search for numbers and determine if they are odd or even.
2. Number line walk – draw a number line on the floor or use a large number line poster. Call out numbers, and students must walk and stand in the correct position to indicate if it’s odd or even.
3. Create patterns on the board or use manipulatives, where students have to identify the pattern and continue it using odd or even numbers.
4. Create a foldable mini booklet for odd and even numbers using this printable template.

Download & Print 

Use the dropdown menu to choose between the PDF or editable Google Slide version of this resource – you may like to use the blank template and add your own numbers. We strongly recommend printing this template on cardstock to ensure the durability of the resource, as it will undoubtedly be a tool students can use time and time again or even add to it!

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