Learnt odd and even numbers

Math

• The child has learned how to identify odd and even numbers.
• They can explain the pattern of odd and even numbers.
• The child can determine if a given number is odd or even.
• They have practiced sorting numbers into odd and even groups.

To continue developing their understanding of odd and even numbers, encourage the child to play number games that involve identifying odd and even numbers. They can also create their own number patterns using odd and even numbers. Additionally, provide real-life examples where odd and even numbers are used, such as counting objects in pairs or dividing things equally between two people.

Book Recommendations

• The Odd Egg by Emily Gravett: This book tells the story of a duck who finds a different kind of egg and learns about uniqueness and acceptance.
• Even Steven and Odd Todd by Kathryn Cristaldi: This book follows two friends, Even Steven and Odd Todd, as they navigate through their differences in a humorous way.
• One Odd Day by Doris Fisher: In this book, a young boy experiences a day where everything seems odd, including numbers, and learns to appreciate the beauty of oddness.