Even and odd numbers worksheet 3rd grade

This page features a worksheet for grade three on even and off numbers. Look at the set of numbers and identify those that are even. Write your answers in the space below. Print here >>

By the time your child reaches Grade 3, they will have become quite familiar with odd and even numbers, and can invariably identify whether any number is odd or even at a glance. They might even consider it a trivial topic at this point. In this year of primary school, they’ll be learning more about simple mathematical proofs they can use to determine the oddness or evenness of a particular number. That’s because 3rd grade also introduces another handy math operation – dividing things.
Distinguishing between these two types of numbers can sound like child’s play, but there’s no harm in your child honing all of the math skills they’ve learned in previous years to cement their understanding. Your kids can try our even and odd numbers worksheets – 3rd gradefor their next math activity. If you’re a homeschooling parent or a teacher at school, feel free to use our worksheets for any need.
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Our worksheets are always designed to provide a comfortable studying experience. Each sheet has an appealing and organized layout to keep kids from being overwhelmed, and we keep the text large and legible so they won’t struggle to read the numbers. As an added feature, we make sure to leave enough space at the margins for your child to conveniently store their solutions.
The ability to divide numbers allows learners to approach even and odd numbers in a different and more nuanced way – that is to say, dividing a number by two can handily prove whether it is odd or even based on whether it leaves a remainder or not.
Perceptive kids might also find a few patterns while adding even and odd numbers together. To wit, by adding an odd number with another odd number, they will receive an even number. Meanwhile, adding an odd number to an even one will produce an odd-numbered sum. However, adding even numbers together will only produce another even number. 
A simple but efficient way to help your kids keep their mastery over this topic is by integrating it into other areas of their math curriculum in Grade 3. As an example, if they’re solving problems with multiplication, division, or perhaps addition with three-digit numbers, you can ask them to indicate whether their final answer is odd or even. For a task or two, you might even like to grant bonus points if they answer correctly to encourage them further.
Feel free to download and print our even and odd numbers worksheets – 3rd grade today to help exercise your child’s math muscles. As they study to master this concept, it’ll also do wonders for their brain to get proper rest periods and, most importantly, encouragement from their parents and teachers.