Odd one out, or sorting into two boxes, a printable worksheet
Your words belong to two families, identified by their tags in the lexicon. On each row, an odd one out has slipped in among the pictures of one family. Or two boxes await the pictures to cut out and stick.
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In 3 steps
- Add words from two families: animals and fruit, for example.
- Choose the exercise: the odd one out to cross out, or two boxes to fill.
- Print: name, date and illustrated instruction are already at the top.
What you can set
- Odd one out to cross out, or two boxes to fill
- The two families chosen among your words' tags
- Box names shown or not
- Size of the worksheet, instruction, name and date
Ways to use it
- Categorising: animals and fruit, clothes and objects
- Naming and explaining the choice, out loud
- Towards the idea of word families, in speech therapy
Frequently asked questions
How does Lexikit know the families?
From the tags of the lexicon cards. Choose the two categories in the options, or let Lexikit find the two clearest ones.
With the same words
Your turn
Open Lexikit, write your words, choose a resource: all that is left is to print. Free, no account, and your words stay on your device.
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