Odd and Even Numbers Template – Hands-On Activity

Are you looking for an engaging resource students can use repeatedly when learning about odd and even numbers? This Odd and Even Number Spinner is the perfect addition to your collection of math resources for your odd and even number unit plan.

After students have created this spinner, it can be used in various ways and differentiated to suit the needs of the students in your class. Here are some ideas:

• Students spin and make two-digit numbers, looking at the last number and using the color-coded number to determine whether it is an odd or even number.
• Students add the two numbers together and determine if the answer will be odd or even.
• Students can predict odd and even number patterns when they move the circle spinner.

Quick and East Odd and Even Number Activities

Are you looking for more odd and even number activities? Here are some other great and easy activities to do with your students around odd and even numbers:

• Odd and Even Dice Roll:
  • Use a regular six-sided die.
  • Roll the die and have the child determine whether the number rolled is odd or even.
• Odd and Even Counting:
  • Count aloud together from 1 to 20.
  • Ask the child to clap their hands when they reach an even number and stomp their feet when they reach an odd number.
• Odd and Even LEGO Building:
  • Use LEGO bricks.
  • Challenge the child to build structures with an even or odd number of bricks, depending on your instruction.
• Odd and Even Nature Hunt:
  • Go for a nature walk.
  • Ask the child to collect leaves, rocks, or sticks, and then sort them into odd and even groups.

Download and Create Today!

This resource downloads as a PDF resource. It is strongly advised that you print this on cardstock to ensure the durability of the resource.

This resource was created by Cassandra Friesen, a teacher in Colorado and a Teach Starter Collaborator.