Ages 2.5–7 · Print & play
Which one doesn’t belong?
Four worksheets, one per level. Every row holds one thing that breaks the rule — your child finds it, says why, and then makes up a row of their own.
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Before you begin
- Four pages, one per level — ages 2.5–3, 4, 5 and 6–7
- The youngest level starts with a simple pattern, not a rule to break
- US Letter, prints on plain paper
- A grown-up can read the directions aloud
- “Print at 100%” marked on every page
Print on US Letter at 100%. Check the ruler against the length printed on your page. Ages are a guide: pointing, talking, and trying together all count.
Choose your page
Open the free sample or request email access to the complete set. Choose the level that fits your child.
A little guidance
Say: “First find the odd ones. Then draw something that belongs and something that doesn’t.”
Practices: classifying, explaining a rule, and creating an example.
Keep discovering
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