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Odd one out worksheets for 4–5 year olds

12 free printable odd one out chosen for 4–5 year olds (preschool and kindergarten), easiest first, each with an answer key. Print the whole set, or open any one to play it on screen.

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Lucky Odd One Out #1: printable odd one out sheet, level 1, ages 4–5
Lucky Odd One Out #1Level 1 · about 5 minPlay or print · Answer
Brave Odd One Out #21: printable odd one out sheet, level 1, ages 4–5
Brave Odd One Out #21Level 1 · about 5 minPlay or print · Answer
Silver Odd One Out #41: printable odd one out sheet, level 1, ages 4–5
Silver Odd One Out #41Level 1 · about 5 minPlay or print · Answer
Sunny Odd One Out #61: printable odd one out sheet, level 1, ages 4–5
Sunny Odd One Out #61Level 1 · about 5 minPlay or print · Answer
Clever Odd One Out #81: printable odd one out sheet, level 1, ages 4–5
Clever Odd One Out #81Level 1 · about 5 minPlay or print · Answer
Sunny Odd One Out #101: printable odd one out sheet, level 1, ages 4–5
Sunny Odd One Out #101Level 1 · about 5 minPlay or print · Answer
Happy Odd One Out #121: printable odd one out sheet, level 1, ages 4–5
Happy Odd One Out #121Level 1 · about 5 minPlay or print · Answer
Clever Odd One Out #141: printable odd one out sheet, level 1, ages 4–5
Clever Odd One Out #141Level 1 · about 5 minPlay or print · Answer
Lucky Odd One Out #1: printable odd one out sheet, level 2, ages 4–7
Lucky Odd One Out #1Level 2 · about 5 minPlay or print · Answer
Silver Odd One Out #37: printable odd one out sheet, level 2, ages 4–7
Silver Odd One Out #37Level 2 · about 5 minPlay or print · Answer
Mighty Odd One Out #73: printable odd one out sheet, level 2, ages 4–7
Mighty Odd One Out #73Level 2 · about 5 minPlay or print · Answer
Brave Odd One Out #109: printable odd one out sheet, level 2, ages 4–7
Brave Odd One Out #109Level 2 · about 5 minPlay or print · Answer

How to help a 4–5 year old with odd one out

In each row, one thing does not belong. Children circle it and explain why. It builds observation, vocabulary and the ability to group things by what they share. At this age they mainly build observation, classifying and explaining.

Ask "why does this one not belong?" Any sensible reason counts. Talking about it is worth more than the circle.

Ten minutes a day is plenty. Stop while it is still fun, and praise the effort (“you kept going after that dead end”) more than the speed.

Questions parents ask

What does odd one out teach?

Sorting and classifying: noticing what things share and what makes one different. It also builds vocabulary.

Is there always one right answer?

Each row has a clear intended answer in the key. If your child gives another good reason, celebrate it.

Are answers included?

Yes, every sheet has an answer key.

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