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Even and Odd Numbers Worksheets

Even or odd? Deciding from the last digit — and knowing why.

Free printable PDF · answer key included · new problems every time

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  1. 1.90 — even or odd?
  2. 2.7 — even or odd?
  3. 3.22 — even or odd?
  4. 4.38 — even or odd?
  5. 5.66 — even or odd?
  6. 6.49 — even or odd?
  7. 7.5 — even or odd?
  8. 8.37 — even or odd?
  9. 9.42 — even or odd?
  10. 10.83 — even or odd?
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1) even · 2) odd · 3) even · 4) even · 5) even · 6) odd · 7) odd · 8) odd · 9) even · 10) odd

How to explain it to your child

Only the last digit matters: 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 → even; 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 → odd.

  1. Look at the last digit only. — 93 → 3
  2. Can it be split into pairs? Even. One left over? Odd. — 3 = pair + 1 → odd

Example: 20 is even, 93 is odd.

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Even and Odd Numbers Worksheets, Grade 2 – Free PDF with Answers