What is the What Number Do You Hear? worksheet?

A worksheet to improve number discrimination in children where the child selects the dictated number from multiple options.

How is the activity played?

The child listens to a spoken number and selects the matching option from several choices, performed digitally or on paper depending on format and level.

How many difficulty levels does the worksheet have?

Five difficulty levels: basic, easy, medium, difficult and advanced; complexity increases across levels to progressively challenge discrimination skills.

Which languages and formats are available?

Digital versions available in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese and Catalan; printable paper versions available in Spanish and English.

Is there an adult version of the activity?

Yes. An adult version titled "Differentiate numbers" adapts the exercise for older users with higher difficulty settings.

Worksheet for working on discrimination in children: What Number Do You Hear?

Q: What does this activity work on?

Auditory discrimination of numbers, improving the ability to accurately hear and decode spoken numerals for daily tasks like prices, times, quantities and weights.

Today we present a new worksheet to improve discrimination in children called What Number Do You Hear?

What does this activity for working on discrimination in children involve?

This activity consists of choosing the dictated number from several options.

Below we show you an example of the activity What Number Do You Hear? for working on discrimination in children:

NeuronUP Activities - What Number Do You Hear — Worksheet to work on discrimination in children: What Number Do You Hear?

What does this activity work on?

This worksheet works on auditory discrimination of numbers.

Being able to accurately discriminate numbers by ear is essential in our daily lives, since a multitude of relevant information reaches us this way: prices, times, quantities, weights… And in addition to decoding it properly, we must be able to read the amounts correctly if necessary.

Play by levels

This activity is organized into five difficulty levels: basic, easy, medium, difficult and advanced. As the level increases, the difficulty rises.