Math Scoot: Identifying Odd and Even Numbers Under 100 K-2 Activity Game Center
By Mrs. Magee | First Grade Brain
Make odd and even number identification fun, fast-paced, and hands-on with this Math Scoot game designed for 1st and 2nd grade! This engaging, low-prep activity strengthens number sense, place value, and students’ ability to determine whether a number is odd or even—all while getting them up and moving. Students will read a number under 100 and decide if it is odd or even by circling their choice. It’s perfect for whole group math review, centers, or a math around the room activity. This printable game adds movement, excitement, and built-in formative assessment to your math block. ✅ Included in This Resource: • Directions • 30 Math Scoot Cards in Color, in two sizes • Answer Key Card and Storage Label in Color • Directional Arrows in Color • Math Scoot Cards in Black and White, in two sizes • Answer Key Card and Storage Label in Black and White • Directional Arrows in Black and White to guide student movement • Scoot Recording Sheets (20 or 30 answers) • Math Around the Room Recording Sheet (20 or 30 answers) • Math Task Card Recording Sheet Skills Covered: • Identifying odd and even numbers • Number recognition to 100 • Basic place value understanding • Reasoning about number patterns • Fine motor practice (circling answer) • Independent and collaborative thinking ⭐ How to Use This Resource: The Scoot game can be used as a whole class review, practice, or formative assessment. It is played like a typical Scoot game and directions are included. This game can also be used as
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