Odd and Even Chart
Put the dots in pairs. Even numbers make pairs with none left over.
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How to do it
- Look at the dots for each number.
- Even numbers make pairs with none left over.
- Odd numbers have one left over.
Teaching tip
Cover the words and have your child say odd or even from the dots. This sheet is aligned with Common Core 2.OA.C.3.
About this chart
Numbers 1 to 20 shown as dots in pairs, colored by odd and even.
What kids practice
An even number can be split into pairs, or into two equal groups, with nothing left over. An odd number always has one left over. Every even number is a double, like 14 = 7 + 7, and every odd number is a double plus 1, like 15 = 7 + 7 + 1.
Watch for
- Thinking a number is odd because it looks big, or even because it "feels" round.
- Looking at the first digit instead of the last one in numbers like 12 or 21.
- Splitting an odd number into two equal parts and forgetting the 1 left over.
It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full odd and even guide for 2nd grade.
