Abstract
Any teacher who has from thirty to forty pupils in her classroom can reasonably expect that at least one of them will possess the type of synesthesia known as number forms. The frequency of occurrence is not definitely known, due to conflicting investigations, but it appears to be more prevalent in girls than in boys and to be somewhat associated with an imaginative approach to life's problems.
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