Second Class maths · C.6 · Facts to 20
Odd or even
Make pairs. If one is left over the number is odd. Type odd or even.
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Chen says: Is 4 odd or even?
Answer: even
Jon says: Is 4 odd or even?
Answer: even
Ana wonders: Is 9 odd or even?
Answer: odd
Tip: Make pairs. If one is left over the number is odd. Type odd or even.
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