What does the Count Stimuli by Type worksheet involve?

Counting the number of items of each type; difficulty increases as elements are more mixed and similar, requiring focused visual discrimination and quick tallying.

Which cognitive skill does this activity target?

Selective attention, by requiring focus to identify and count specific stimulus types amid distractors.

In which formats is the worksheet available?

Available in both digital and paper formats; the paper version was updated with real photographs replacing drawings and now includes many more exercises.

How many levels and phases does the worksheet include?

Offered in five levels—basic, easy, medium, difficult, and advanced—with ten phases in each level to progressively increase challenge.

Is there a children's version of this activity?

Yes. The children's version, 'How Many of Each', features child-tailored design, the same selective attention goals, and is also available in paper format.

Attention worksheet with numbers: Count stimuli by type.

Q: Which languages is the worksheet available in?

Available in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Catalan, German and Italian.

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 items of each type. Keep in mind that when you move up a level, to increase the difficulty there are more mixed elements and they will increasingly resemble each other.

The following example is a medium-level worksheet:

NeuronUP Activities - Count Stimuli by Type — Activity: *Count Stimuli by Type.*

It’s not so easy to count at a glance, right? You need to concentrate and pay attention 😉

What does this activity work on?

This activity targets selective attention.

Format

This worksheet is available both in digital and in paper.

Improved paper version

This worksheet was already available in paper format. But we have renewed and improved it! Previously this activity was available with drawings and Right Now the worksheets are created with real images.

We have also included many more exercises.

Here’s an example on paper of an easy-level worksheet:

NeuronUP Activities - Count Stimuli by Type - Paper — Activity: *Count Stimuli by Type* (paper worksheet).

Real-life application

This activity can be applied to many real-life tasks, for example, counting the forks, knives and spoons needed 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, medium, difficult and advanced with 10 phases in each of them.

Children’s version

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

What’s different? The design is completely tailored to children’s tastes, as you can see in the following image: