Odd one out worksheet: which color doesn't belong? (easy)
5 rows: all the same color except one. Free to print, with the answer key on page 2.
US Letter PDF · 2 pages (puzzle and answer key) · 224 KB
- Trains
- Visual discrimination
- Level
- Easy
- Ages
- 4+
- Printer
- Color recommended
- In the app
- Odd Ones world
Printing on A4? Choose "Fit to page" in the print dialog.
What's on the sheet
- 5 rows of 4 Oopsies
- The rule is always a color: yellow, green, teal, purple, red or orange
- The odd one is a color far from the row's color
Printed instructions: “In each row, circle the Oopsie that doesn't belong. Hint: look at the colors!”
About this odd one out sheet
Each row has four Oopsies: three of the same color and one from a clearly different color, like a purple Oopsie in a row of yellow ones. The generator measures the color each drawing really shows, so a "green" Oopsie always looks green. A good first odd one out, and a chance to name colors together.
Tips for parents and teachers
- Ask your child to say the rule out loud: "they're all green, except this one".
- Cover the odd one and ask what the others have in common.
- Print in color: this sheet is all about color.
The skill it trains: visual discrimination
Visual discrimination is the ability to notice how things you see are alike and how they differ: their shape, color, size and small details. It is what tells a child that b and d are two different letters, or which of two almost identical pictures has an extra button.
Visual discrimination: what it is, signs a child finds it hard, and more activities
Play it in Oopsies: Odd Ones
💡 Odd Ones
Every Oopsie on screen shares a feature with the one to find: its color, an accessory, its smile or its shape (all red, all with a mustache, all with glasses…). That shared feature never gives it away, so children compare faces and small details.
More about the Odd Ones worldFree to print and use
- Free for personal, classroom and therapy use. Print as many copies as you need for your children, your class or the children you work with.
- No resale. Please don't sell the sheets, or include them in a paid product.
- Please don't repost the files. Want to share? Link to the page instead: playoopsies.com/printables/odd-one-out-easy/
The drawings are © Oopsies (playoopsies.com).
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Last updated: October 16, 2026