What is the "Pair up the figures" cognitive stimulation worksheet?

A matching exercise where users identify identical images to train selective attention; available at graded difficulty levels suitable for adults, including those with advanced Alzheimer's disease.

How does the "Repeated words" worksheet train attention and memory?

Users mark words that appear more than once to practice selective attention and working memory; complexity increases with distractors and multiple repetitions.

What does "Select items from a category" target in cognitive stimulation?

Requires selecting specific items from mixed stimuli to train selective attention and semantic memory, with tasks ranging from simple categories (foods) to complex scene-based selections.

What cognitive skills does "Task sequencing (text-only)" improve?

Involves ordering steps of an activity to enhance planning, comprehension, and reasoning; task complexity can be adapted for different rehabilitation needs.

Are NeuronUP worksheets available in digital and paper formats?

Yes; worksheets are offered in both digital and printable paper formats with multiple difficulty levels, enabling therapists to tailor interventions to individual abilities.

Who commonly uses these cognitive stimulation worksheets for adults?

Neurorehabilitation professionals and therapists use these worksheets with adult clients to stimulate attention, memory, language, reasoning, and daily living skills during rehabilitation.

The Most Popular Cognitive Stimulation Cards for Adults

Pair up the figures or selecting Repeated words are some of the most popular cognitive stimulation worksheets. At NeuronUP we don’t want to miss the opportunity to show you the worksheets most used by neurorehabilitation professionals.

Most used cognitive stimulation worksheets for adults by professionals:

Below, we present a compilation of the most popular cognitive stimulation worksheets designed exclusively for adults.

Top 5

The 5 most popular worksheets:

1. Pair up the figures

Pair up the figures has been the most used exercise by NeuronUP professionals during 2016. It is a worksheet to work on the selective attention in which the user must match the images that are identical.

This exercise can be done in both digital and paper formats. It also consists of different levels, from a basic level to an advanced level, so that the professional can choose the one that best suits the users’ abilities:

Adult memory exercises to print. NeuronUP cognitive stimulation worksheet "Pair up the figures". Basic level.

This level, for example, may be suitable for people with advanced Alzheimer’s.

2. Repeated words

This cognitive rehabilitation worksheet consists of marking all the words that appear repeated. It works on the selective attention and the working memory.

Below we show an example of a medium-level worksheet. We saw that the word “marathon” appears three times; is it the only repeated word or are there others? How many?

3. Select items from a category

This activity consists of selecting a series of specific items from a group of stimuli. Ideal for the therapist to work with their clients on selective attention and semantic memory.

For example, in the following image we have to mark all the instruments:

NeuronUP Activities - Select items from a category

Now we make it much more complicated. You have to mark all the fruits.

NeuronUP Activities - Select items from a category - Fruits

More complicated, right?

5. Task sequencing (text-only)

The last worksheet that completes the TOP 5 of the most popular cognitive stimulation activities for adults in 2016 works on the planning, comprehension and the reasoning. It consists of putting in order the different steps necessary to carry out an activity.

Like all NeuronUP worksheets, it also has different levels: below we present an easy one and an advanced one.