Let’s go row by row and find the odd one out — the vehicle that doesn’t belong with the others in its group. Then we’ll match it with the correct replacement from the bottom cut-out section.
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Row 1:
- Helicopter (air)
- Hot air balloon (air)
- Boat (water) ← this is different!
- Airplane (air)
→ The boat is on water, while the others fly in the air. So
boat is the odd one out.
What belongs here? We need another flying vehicle. From the bottom options:
- Tractor (land)
- Submarine (water)
- Blimp/airship (air)
✔
- Ambulance (land)
→
Blimp fits best — it flies like the others.
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Row 2:
- Bus (land)
- Car (land)
- Helicopter (air) ← this is different!
- School bus (land)
→ Three are land vehicles, one flies. So
helicopter is the odd one out.
What belongs here? Another land vehicle. From bottom:
- Tractor (land)
✔
- Submarine (water)
- Blimp (air)
- Ambulance (land) — also possible, but tractor is more general transport like buses/cars
Actually, both tractor and ambulance are land vehicles. But looking at context: bus, car, school bus — all carry people or goods on roads. Tractor is farm equipment, ambulance is emergency. Either could work, but
tractor is simpler and matches “vehicle” broadly. Let’s pick
tractor for now.
Wait — let’s check Row 3 and 4 to see if ambulance is needed elsewhere.
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Row 3:
- Sailboat (water)
- Van (land) ← this is different!
- Motorboat (water)
- Canoe (water)
→ Three are water vehicles, van is on land. So
van is the odd one out.
What belongs here? A water vehicle. From bottom:
- Submarine (water)
✔
- Others: tractor (land), blimp (air), ambulance (land)
→
Submarine is the only other water vehicle left. Perfect.
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Row 4:
- Train (land/rail)
- Car (land)
- Sailboat (water) ← this is different!
- Truck (land)
→ Three are land vehicles, sailboat is on water. So
sailboat is the odd one out.
What belongs here? A land vehicle. Remaining bottom option:
ambulance (since tractor was used in Row 2? Wait — let’s reassign carefully.)
Hold on — let’s list bottom options again:
Bottom cut-outs:
1. Tractor → land
2. Submarine → water
3. Blimp → air
4. Ambulance → land
We have 4 rows, each needs 1 replacement.
From above:
Row 1: Replace boat → use
blimp (air)
Row 2: Replace helicopter → use
tractor (land) — since bus, car, school bus are road vehicles; tractor is also road-capable
Row 3: Replace van → use
submarine (water)
Row 4: Replace sailboat → use
ambulance (land) — because train, car, truck are land; ambulance is also land
That uses all 4 bottom images perfectly.
Double-check:
Row 1: All air → helicopter, balloon, airplane + blimp ✔️
Row 2: All land → bus, car, school bus + tractor ✔️
Row 3: All water → sailboat, motorboat, canoe + submarine ✔️
Row 4: All land → train, car, truck + ambulance ✔️
Perfect.
Now, which picture to circle in each row (the odd one out):
Row 1: Circle the
boat
Row 2: Circle the
helicopter
Row 3: Circle the
van
Row 4: Circle the
sailboat
And paste:
On Row 1 boat spot → paste
blimp
On Row 2 helicopter spot → paste
tractor
On Row 3 van spot → paste
submarine
On Row 4 sailboat spot → paste
ambulance
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Final Answer:
Circle these pictures as the odd ones out:
- Row 1: Boat
- Row 2: Helicopter
- Row 3: Van
- Row 4: Sailboat
Paste these replacements on top of them:
- On boat → Blimp
- On helicopter → Tractor
- On van → Submarine
- On sailboat → Ambulance
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of transport worksheet for preschool.