Math Riddles for Kids to Love Numbers

I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even. What number am I?

Add me to myself, multiply by four, divide by eight, and I am back again. What am I?

My digits add to ten, my first digit is three, and I am even. What number could I be?

If two is company and three is a crowd, what are four and five?

I make every product zero when you multiply by me. What am I?

I have a face and two hands but no arms or legs. What am I?

What has lots of keys but opens only number problems?

If you count by me, you skip odd numbers. What am I?

I am less than ten. Double me to get twelve. What am I?

What can you add to 8 to get 4?

I have three equal sides and three equal angles. What shape am I?

What has a bottom at the top in math class?

I am more than seven, less than nine, and look the same upside down. What am I?

You see me once in minute, twice in moment, and never in thousand years. What am I?

Which weighs more, a pound of feathers or a pound of bricks?

I have four equal sides and four corners. What shape am I?

What comes next: 10, 20, 30, 40?

I am the answer to 7 plus 8. What am I?

I am the answer when 30 is shared equally by 5 kids. What am I?

I am a shape with no corners and no straight sides. What am I?

I am the little blocks that help you count by tens and ones. What am I?

I am the line where numbers stand in order. What am I?

I am the answer to a subtraction problem. What am I?

I am the answer to a multiplication problem. What am I?

I show data with bars rising high. What am I?

I am the sign that means equal groups are joining fast. What am I?

I am the math tool that measures inches or centimeters. What am I?

I am the coin worth ten cents. What am I?

I am the number sentence missing one part. What am I?

I am the smile after solving a tricky number clue. What am I?