Today we present to you That’s Odd! a number reasoning exercise for children. After the success of NeuronUP’s adult worksheet Odd or Even, we thought that children should also work on this task.
That’s Odd!
What does it consist of?
Children have to classify numbers as even or odd.
It is an activity for children to become familiar with numbers before learning to perform arithmetic.
In the following video we show you how to play:
What does this activity work on?
This generator targets reasoning, since they have to place each number in its proper place.
Languages
This activity is available in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, and Catalan
Activity customization
General aspects
You can customize the activity to suit each child’s individual needs and abilities.
On the one hand, you can adjust general aspects such as the mode of operation, the maximum time, whether you want a visible timer for the activity and an inactivity warning, modify the instructions for completion, etc.
Parameters
And, on the other hand, the parameters, where you can select:
- The range of numbers.
- The number of numbers.
Adaptability
You can choose whether the user has to drag or tap to select the numbers.
Format
This activity is available both digitally and on paper.
Adult version
This number reasoning exercise for children has its adult “worksheet” version under the name Odd or Even.
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