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We are launching this new activity thanks to the suggestion of one of our clients working with Multiple Sclerosis patients. Thanks again for your involvement in the creation of new activities! We would like to take this opportunity to encourage the rest of our customers to do the same, by writing your suggestions to [email protected]. …
New memory activity for children! Where are the cats? is the new NeuronUP game to work on episodic memory in a fun way. What does it consist of? It consists of memorizing the boxes that the cats are in and once the cats hide, remembering which boxes they were in and clicking on them. It …
Introducing a new visual gnosis activity for adults! Sort the Money is an exercise with high ecological value for adults to become familiar with and identify the coins and banknotes of their country’s (or others!) currency. What does it consist of? Sort the Money consists of classifying coins and banknotes by their value. In this …
The First Dog - a new activity to work on episodic memory with children
Happy New Year readers! We at NeuronUp enjoy all the year end lists come January! It’s fun to look back at the best music, movies, restaurants, bars, etc that we all loved (or find out that we missed!) during the year. NeuronUP didn’t want to get left out of the fun so we’ve made a …
We knew that the adult activity Sticky Notes in Order was going to be very successful, and we were right, its being used a lot! That’s why we have decided to break out the children’s version of this exercise as soon as possible, with a design more adapted to children and just as entertaining. We present you …
Visuospatial skills Visuospatial skills are an innate process for any human being and therefore it is important its evaluation and intervention before any congenital or acquired brain damage. On many occasions this ability is often confused with perception or praxis and is evaluated by copying drawings, such as the King figure test, or by replicating …
This week we publish a new activity for adults thanks to the suggestion of one of our clients who works at a Brain Injury Rehabilitation Center. It is called Sticky Notes in Order, an activity to work episodic memory. “We do this activity manually with actual sticky notes, but we think it could be more …
New activity to teach kids how to manage money This week we present a children’s activity with high ecological value. We are talking about Sort Your Piggy Bank, an exercise for children to become familiar with and identify the coins and bills of their country (of other countries too!). What does it consist of? Children have …
