Description
Even & Odd Numbers Math Maze for 2nd & 3rd Grade Math
In this maze, students are given numbers less than 30, determine if the numbers are even, odd, none, or both . . . and have fun while doing it! Be prepared for students to question about “both” and “none.” The students who truly “get it” will question this. I typically put the question back on my students and say, "what do you think?" or "could a number be both even and odd?!" or "could that number be neither even or odd?"
This maze is an engaging activity that turns a boring worksheet on determing if numbers are even or odd into a fun activity, game, center, or homework assignment that students actually want to complete! Students of all ages BEG to have another maze added to their day. This is an easy and low prep activity that is high on both rigor and engagement. Once you print and copy the maze for your students, they will work their way through the maze by answering the questions correctly. Teacher directions and an example of how to complete the maze are included. An answer key is provided. This file is a PDF document and is not editable.
Addresses:
2.OA.3a
3.OA.9
Prepares for:
4.OA.5
5.OA.3
PLEASE NOTE: I used this item in my own 2nd and 3rd grade math classrooms! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me on TpT or via email at luckyinmath@gmail.com :)
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Description
Even & Odd Numbers Math Maze for 2nd & 3rd Grade Math
In this maze, students are given numbers less than 30, determine if the numbers are even, odd, none, or both . . . and have fun while doing it! Be prepared for students to question about “both” and “none.” The students who truly “get it” will question this. I typically put the question back on my students and say, "what do you think?" or "could a number be both even and odd?!" or "could that number be neither even or odd?"
This maze is an engaging activity that turns a boring worksheet on determing if numbers are even or odd into a fun activity, game, center, or homework assignment that students actually want to complete! Students of all ages BEG to have another maze added to their day. This is an easy and low prep activity that is high on both rigor and engagement. Once you print and copy the maze for your students, they will work their way through the maze by answering the questions correctly. Teacher directions and an example of how to complete the maze are included. An answer key is provided. This file is a PDF document and is not editable.
Addresses:
2.OA.3a
3.OA.9
Prepares for:
4.OA.5
5.OA.3
PLEASE NOTE: I used this item in my own 2nd and 3rd grade math classrooms! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me on TpT or via email at luckyinmath@gmail.com :)
