📚 Part 1: Multiple Choice

1. Which number is even?

17

22

33

2. You have 15 cookies and want to share them onto 2 plates equally. Can you share them with no leftovers?

Yes — you can share equally

No — there will be leftovers

3. Check all the odd numbers:

8

19

40

55

4. Look at this pattern: 12, 14, 16, __. Which number comes next and is it even or odd?

17 — odd

18 — even

19 — odd

✏️ Part 2: Short Answers

5. Explain in one sentence: How can you tell if a number is even?

6. Write two even numbers between 20 and 30.

7. A basketball score is 23 points. Is 23 even or odd? Explain how you know using pairing or division by 2.

8. What is the result when you add two odd numbers? Write Even or Odd and give one example (show your numbers).

🔍 Part 3: Practical Activity & Reflection

9. Sorting task (do this with a partner): Choose five number cards between 1 and 50. Write your numbers below and put E for even or O for odd next to each.

1. _______ _______
2. _______ _______
3. _______ _______
4. _______ _______
5. _______ _______

10. Exit question: Name one way knowing about even and odd numbers could help you outside school (for example: sharing cookies, checking a sport score, or using money like $12).