Arms up is a check mark
Look at the pose, find it in the key, draw its sign — thirty-two times. It is the coding task from attention tests, and the hard part is the poses that differ by a single arm.
Match the pose, then copy its sign.
A symbol coding worksheet generator, printable as a PDF. A key at the top pairs stick-figure poses with signs — a check, a circle, a star — and four rows of eight figures below each have an empty box for the sign that goes with their pose. Pick how many poses the key has: three that look nothing alike, five, or seven that include poses a single arm or leg apart. Every pose in the key comes up about as often as the others and never three times in a row, the key is dealt again on every sheet, and the answer key draws every sign in.
1 token a sheet, fewer in batches.
US Letter PDF — prints on any home printer.
Look
At the figure: arms, legs, which way.
Find
The same pose in the key at the top.
Draw
Its sign in the empty box, then on to the next figure.
Poses in the key
With more poses in the key, some differ by a single arm or leg — that is where the looking gets careful.
Your worksheet lands here — download, print, or email it.