Exercise guide

Practice nowThe Numbers exercise

Who it is used with

Phone numbers, prices, addresses: numbers are words too. Number practice is used with any type of aphasia.

Start on Read → Tap. Nothing to say or type.

How to use it

See or hear a number

Tap the number, or 🔊, to hear it.

Tap, type or say it

Which one depends on the mode.

Tap Next

Or Skip. After 10 numbers the set is done.

Modes

The numbered strip at the top switches the mode. Pick numbers, money, years, phone numbers or zip codes in Settings (tick SLP mode).

Read → Tap

See a number. Tap the same number among four.

Listen → Tap

Hear a number. Tap it among four.

Read → Type

See a number. Type it.

Listen → Type

Hear a number. Type it.

Read → Say it

See a number and say it. Tap Tap to speak, or tap I said it.

Ways to get through it

When a number will not come, there is help on the card.

Hint

Tap Need a hint?: hear it, then hear it in chunks (for long numbers), then see the answer.

Number types

In Settings, tick SLP mode: all types, plain numbers by length, money, years, phone numbers or zip codes. All types starts with the shortest numbers.

The method behind it

Number reading and naming practice. Recognising, writing and saying numbers, from single digits to phone numbers.

What comes after numbers?

Put numbers to work:

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