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Leaves Math: Even and Odd for Second Grade

August 27, 2018 by Selena Robinson 8 Comments

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Leaves Even and Odd for Second Grade - Look! We're Learning!

The concept of even and odd is one of those math topics that I know, but I don’t know how I know it, you know?

I know that 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9 are odd numbers and I know that 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 are even numbers, but I have no recollection of how that concept was taught to me in the beginning.

So when it was time to teach even and odd for second grade, I was at a bit of a loss with my kids.

Printable Even and Odd for Second Grade

That’s just one more reason why I’m so thankful to be homeschooling. It helps me “re-learn” some things that I just know so that I can explain them to my kids and others.

Check out how we learned about even and odd numbers and grab a fun fall-themed learning resource to help you work on this concept with your kids!

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Work on recognizing even and odd numbers with your students using these Fall Leaf Even and Odd Practice printables!

Leaves Even and Odd for Second Grade

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Printable Even and Odd Practice Printables

This product includes three separate leaf-themed even and odd practice worksheets.

Printable Even and Odd Math Practice for Second Grade

Each worksheet includes a group of leaves arranged in an array. That way, kids can draw lines to pair up each set.

Leaves Even and Odd Math Practice

Then they can count the total of leaves and write the number, as well as whether the number is even or odd. (Hint: If a group of leaves has an extra leaf that doesn’t have a match, then it’s an odd number!)

Leaf Themed Even and Odd Practice for Second Grade

A full answer key is also provided.

Fall Leaf Themed Even and Odd Practice for Second Grade

So, if you like, you can print the answer keys for kids to check their own progress!

How to Use Leaf Even and Odd Practice Printables

One of the simplest ways to talk about even and odd numbers with kids is to teach them the concept of “pairs”. If they can match up pairs of objects, then they can learn to recognize which groups contain even and odd amounts.

Leaves Even and Odd for Second Grade - Look! We're Learning!

The first activity page has groups of leaves with dashed lines connecting the pairs. Kids can trace the lines to learn how to pair up objects.

If all of the objects have a partner, then the total number is even. If one doesn’t have a partner, then the number is odd. Simple!

Leaves Even and Odd for Second Grade - Look! We're Learning!

On the following two pages, there are no dashed lines. So children can draw their own lines or skip the lines entirely if they’re ready.

After matching up pairs, they can answer how many objects in all and whether the number is even or odd.

Leaves Even and Odd for Second Grade - Look! We're Learning!

Pooh loved this activity! And I think repeating it a couple of times will help him learn to memorize which numbers are even and which are odd.

Scroll down to get your copy of our Leaves Even and Odd for Second Grade printables!

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Follow along with the rest of the 2nd Grade Blogging Team for more fun leaf-themed activities!

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Sensory (or acrostic) poems from Planet Smarty Pants

Autumn Leaves Mini-Reports from Still Playing School

Owl Leaf Art from Crafty Kids at Home

Colorful Leaves Fall Craft for “MY LEAF BOOK” from Sallie Borrink Learning

Fall Leaf Fine Motor Craft from Sugar Aunts

Fall Leaves Even and Odd Math Practice

To get your copy of Leaves Math, check out the details below!

Filed Under: Homeschool Math, Homeschooling Printables Tagged With: fall, homeschool printables, math

Comments

  1. Devany says

    September 3, 2015 at 2:37 pm

    I loved how you explained even/odd with partners. I’ll definitely be using that here in our home!

    Reply
  2. Natalie PlanetSmartyPants says

    September 3, 2015 at 9:11 pm

    This is a fun printable!

    Reply

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