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Odd and even to 10

Odd and even to 10

Even numbers can be matched in pairs. Odd numbers cannot be matched in pairs.

Look at this example. There are 4 birds. Can we put them in pairs?

That means 4 is an even number.

Now, look at this example. Can we put them in pairs?

5 is an odd number.

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