Bluey Find the Odd One Out Activity Worksheet – Free Printable

Children are naturally curious about things that don't quite match, and that makes “find the odd one out” activities such a simple way to practice careful observation. This Bluey activity gives preschool and kindergarten children a chance to look closely at pictures, compare what they see, and decide which one doesn't belong.

Featuring Bluey and Bingo, the printable includes rows of pictures with small differences for children to spot. The answer might be hidden in the color, shape, size, direction, pattern, type, or number of objects. In some rows, the difference is easy to notice, while others encourage children to slow down and look at the details.

This kind of activity helps children practice more than just visual recognition. As they compare the pictures, they are also developing early reasoning and critical thinking skills. They need to notice what the pictures have in common, identify what makes one different, and make a decision based on what they see.

For younger children, you can work through the first few rows together and talk about why one picture is different. Questions such as “What do you notice?” or “Which pictures look the same?” can help children explain their thinking rather than simply guessing an answer. Older preschool and kindergarten children may enjoy completing the page on their own and checking their answers afterward.

The Bluey theme adds a familiar and playful element to the activity, making it a nice choice for children who already enjoy Bluey and Bingo. It can be used as part of a preschool lesson, kindergarten practice, homeschool learning, or simply as a quiet activity at home.

There are plenty of ways to use this printable beyond a regular learning session, too. Try it during a rainy afternoon, as a quick activity before school, during a classroom transition, or alongside other Bluey-themed activities. You can even challenge your child to create their own “odd one out” row by drawing four similar pictures and changing one small detail.

The printable is designed to fit standard A4 or US Letter paper, making it easy to use at home or in the classroom. Simply print a copy, give your child a pencil or crayon, and let them circle the picture they think is different.

A few minutes of looking, comparing, and thinking can go a long way when children are building early observation and reasoning skills. And when Bluey and Bingo are involved, it hardly feels like practice at all.