Even & Odd
Sort numbers into even (they pair up) and odd (one is left over).
What your child learns
- Even numbers end in 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8
- Odd numbers end in 1, 3, 5, 7 or 9
- Pairing objects shows whether a number is even
Example
7 socks make 3 pairs with 1 left over, so 7 is odd.
Practice questions
A taste of the questions in BloomTracks – the app makes fresh ones every time and adjusts the level as your child answers.
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Question 1 · Level 1
Is 9 even or odd?
- even
- odd
Show the answer
Answer: odd
9 is odd.
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Question 2 · Level 3
Is 8 even or odd?
- even
- odd
Show the answer
Answer: even
8 is even.
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Question 3 · Level 5
Which number is odd?
- 1260
- 1624
- 1853
- 1094
Show the answer
Answer: 1853
1,853 ends in 3, so it is odd.
Try it at home
Pair up shoes or spoons: is there an odd one out?
Key takeaway
Only the last digit decides if a number is even or odd.
Practise even & odd with Bloomie
Bloomie reads every question aloud, listens to spoken answers and adapts the difficulty one question at a time.