🔍 Odd one out worksheets
Ages 4–6Visual discrimination · attentionBlack and white · US Letter or A4
Five pictures in a row, and one of them is different. Children circle the odd one out: a different picture, a different shape, a different feeling, or the one that faces the other way. The mixed option puts a different kind of difference on every row.
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Frequently asked questions
Which type is the hardest?
Facing the other way. The pictures are identical except for direction, so children have to look closely.
How can I extend the activity?
Ask your child to explain why the picture is different. Explaining builds language and reasoning.
Can I print several pages?
Yes, choose 3 pages.
Is there an answer key?
The answers are easy to see for adults, so there is no separate key.
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