About Even or Odd?
A number appears with its dots lined up two by two. If every dot has a partner, the number is even, and if one is left alone, it is odd. Your child taps the tile with 2 4 6 for even or 1 3 5 for odd, and bigger numbers come without dots.
How to play
- Look at the number and check if every dot has a partner.
- Tap 2 4 6 if it is even, or 1 3 5 if it is odd.
- With a keyboard, press 1 for even or 2 for odd.
What your child practices
- Even and odd numbers
- Making pairs
- Grouping by twos
- Using the last digit
How it grows with your child
YoungAges 6-8
Numbers from 1 to 20, always with the dots in pairs.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Numbers up to 99, with no dots to help above 20.
Play together
Sort socks into pairs together and ask whether one is left without a partner, then talk about whether the number is even or odd.
