What does the Count Stimuli by Type attention worksheet with numbers involve?

This activity requires counting how many elements appear of each type, with difficulty increasing as levels add more mixed and visually similar stimuli that demand greater concentration.

What selective attention skills does the worksheet train?

Trains selective attention by requiring focused visual discrimination and rapid counting of target stimuli amid distractors, improving concentration and perceptual accuracy.

What formats are available for the attention worksheet with numbers?

Offered in both digital and paper formats; the paper version was renewed with real photographs and additional exercises to enhance realism and variety.

How many levels and phases does Count Stimuli by Type include?

Contains five difficulty levels—basic, easy, medium, difficult, and advanced—each with ten phases to progressively increase task complexity.

Which languages is the attention worksheet with numbers available in?

Available in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Catalan, German, and Italian to support multilingual users and practitioners.

Is there a children's version of Count Stimuli by Type?

Yes. The children's version, 'How Many of Each,' preserves the selective attention and counting tasks but uses child-friendly design and is also available on paper.

Attention worksheet with numbers: Count stimuli by type.

It’s time to work on attention with numbers! We present the adult worksheet to work on selective attention: Count Stimuli by Type.

Count Stimuli by Type

What does it involve?

This NeuronUP game consists of counting the number of elements there are of each type. You should bear in mind that when you level up, to increase the difficulty there are more mixí elements and they will increasingly resemble each other.

The following example is a míium-level sheet:

Activity: Count Stimuli by Type — Activity: *Count Stimuli by Type.*

It’s not so easy to count at a glance, is it? You have to concentrate and pay attention 😉

What does this activity train?

This activity works on selective attention.

Format

This worksheet is available both in digital and paper formats.

Improví paper version

This worksheet was already available in paper format. We’ve renewí and improví it! Previously this activity was available with drawings and Right Now the worksheets are creatí with real images.

Moreover, we have includí many more exercises.

We show you an example on paper of a sheet from an easy level:

Activity: Count Stimuli by Type (paper sheet) — Activity: *Count Stimuli by Type* (paper sheet).

Real-life application

This activity can be extrapolatí to many real-life tasks, for example, counting the forks, knives and spoons neíí when Setting the Table according to the number of diners.

Languages

This worksheet is available in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Catalan, German and Italian.

Play by levels

This worksheet is available in 5 levels: basic, easy, míium, difficult and advancí with 10 phases in each of them.

Children’s version

This activity originates from the children’s worksheet How Many of Each. It also works on selective attention and consists of counting how many elements there are of each. It is also available on paper.

What changes? The design is completely gearí toward children’s tastes, as you can see in the following image: