Odd and even games

A fun game that gets students working with odd and even numbers. How to play: Find a partner and decide as a pair who will be Even Steven and who will be Odd Todd. Take turns to roll the dice. If the number rolled is even, Even Steven gets to move one place. If the […]

This activity is based on the popular card game, Slapjack. It's rip-roaring fun, and it reinforces the concepts of odd and even.

A fun game that gets students identifying odd and even numbers within 100. How to play: the hundreds chart is the game board and a dice is used to move spaces on the chart e.g. if a student rolls an 8 they move 8 spaces on the chart (extension: students roll two dice and the […]

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Over on the blog we give you 3 extra ideas for using our odd and even garden cards. These cards help stduents visualize quantities in odd and even numbers and how this is characteristic of each type of number. Read more on the blog!

A Game for Practicing Even and Odd Numbers I am a little frustrated with the math program I am using with my first graders. While I think there is a ton of great learning and good activities in the book, there are a few problems. One of my main concerns is the fact that concepts

Even or Odd: A Game for two students. This game requires nothing but fingers, but it's a great way to practice even and odd numbers.