Let’s go through each number one by one and decide if it’s odd or even.
Remember:
- Even numbers end in 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8 → they can be split into two equal groups.
- Odd numbers end in 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9 → they leave one left over when you try to split them evenly.
Now let’s check each:
1.
27 → ends in 7 →
odd
2.
36 → ends in 6 →
even
3.
14 → ends in 4 →
even
4.
51 → ends in 1 →
odd
5.
37 → ends in 7 →
odd
6.
28 → ends in 8 →
even
7.
11 → ends in 1 →
odd
8.
15 → ends in 5 →
odd
9.
60 → ends in 0 →
even
10.
43 → ends in 3 →
odd
11.
21 → ends in 1 →
odd
12.
39 → ends in 9 →
odd
13.
58 → ends in 8 →
even
14.
22 → ends in 2 →
even
15.
9 → ends in 9 →
odd
16.
54 → ends in 4 →
even
Final Answer:
1. odd
2. even
3. even
4. odd
5. odd
6. even
7. odd
8. odd
9. even
10. odd
11. odd
12. odd
13. even
14. even
15. odd
16. even
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet for odd and even.
