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- 1. THE ODD AND EVEN NUMBERS An Interactive Presentation In Learning Odd and Even Numbers: Read the definitions of terms with learners response by pointing on selections and automatic responses using interactive presentation. Good for e- classroom activities ... sample powerpoint show by Pepito P. Dalupe Macarang National High School, Mangatarem, Pangasinan, Philippines. Game start Even numbers Odd numbers EXIT
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