Odd One Out
Odd One Out was inspired by the thought-provoking Maths website Which One Doesn’t Belong (WODB).
Our aim is to create wonderings about the natural world and develop oral language skills. There are no right or wrong answers, just connections to be made and creative thinking to be shared.
So, which is the Odd One Out?
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Sea Creatures
Minibeasts
Native Australian Animals 2
Patterns in Nature
Natural Disasters
Seasons
Creative Writing
Amazing Eggs in Nature
Nature Art
Renewable Energy
Space
Lakes
Space Etymology
Creatures
Seeing in Nature
Aussie Native Animals
Prehistoric Creatures
Tree rings
Earth's Moon
Animal Textures
Rainbows
Webb Space Telescope
Sit Spots
Unique Beaches
Native Australian Birds
Fractals in nature
Pine Cones
Leaves
Butterflies of South Australia
Make Your Own Odd One Out
Get some chalk or a piece of paper and pen and head outside. create a “plus sign” with four quadrants and fill it with your own Odd One Out. Use whatever you can forrage in your backyard, playground or park. Consider using sticks, rocks, seeds, and flowers. Share you creations at the email address below and we will feature on our website.
