Odd Number Worksheets

Odd numbers are an important part of the maths curriculum. Once the children get familiar with the number system, it’s time that the parents teach them what odd and even numbers are. The best way to accustom your child to Odd Number Worksheets is by making them memorise the multiplication table. By doing so, the child can remember odd numbers, i.e. numbers that can not be divided by 2. It is important that the kids can distinguish between odd and even numbers; this will help them with mathematical concepts in their higher classes. BYJU’S offers a number of Odd Number Worksheets, which is perfect for kids from Kindergarten to Class 3. The more they practise these Odd Number Worksheets, the better understanding they can develop in maths. The Odd Numbers Worksheets are designed quite creatively so that the kids enjoy and have fun while completing the exercises. BYJU’S believes in the concept of Fun with Learning and designs the worksheets accordingly.

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Circle the Odd Numbers Worksheet

It is important that kids know about odd numbers at a young age as it will help them to understand mathematical concepts later as they grow up. The best way to make your kid learn about the odd numbers is by making them practise the odd numbers worksheet. At BYJU’S we create attractive and interesting worksheets that kindergarten kids can easily use. Circle the odd numbers worksheet is one of these well-designed types. In these worksheets, a kid has to find the odd numbers out of all the given numbers and circle them. These activities, involving the finding of numbers and encircling them prove to be fun kids learning activities for this age. Apart from making them practise these worksheets, you can also come up with different techniques to make this learning a fun activity.

• Pull out fingers – Teaching little kids what odd numbers are, can be a tricky job. To make the learning process easier, you can teach them with the help of fingers. One, they pull out the fingers and you ask them to group the fingers in groups of two each. If the fingers can’t be grouped in pairs of two, those are odd-numbered figures.
• Flash games – Another way to teach the kids is by showing them flashcards. A picture stays in the head much longer than a memorised word. Repeated flashing of cards showing odd numbers helps the kids to remember these numbers.

Also, refer to BYJU’S Decimal Worksheets for kids.

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