Worksheet to stimulate working memory in children: The Correct Order

Today we present a new worksheet for stimulating working memory in children called The Correct Order.

What does it involve?

It involves memorizing a series of drawings in order and then recognizing that sequence among several options.

Here’s an example of how to train working memory in children with the activity The Correct Order:

What does this activity work on?

With this worksheet for stimulating working memory in children, we are working on recognizing processed information. In principle, this should be much easier than free recall, but it’s also very important to reinforce.

Difficulty levels

The Correct Order is a worksheet and, like all NeuronUP worksheets, it is organized into five difficulty levels:

• Basic,
• easy,
• medium,
• hard,
• advanced.

With this worksheet for stimulating working memory in children, we are working on recognizing processed information. In principle, this should be much easier than free recall, but it’s also very important to reinforce.

Format

In addition, this activity for working on working memory with children can be used in both digital and paper format.

Languages available for this activity

You can use this activity in digital format in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, and Catalan, and in paper format in Spanish and English.

If you don’t know how to change the language of activities in NeuronUP, you can check this article.

Adult version

The Correct Order has an adult version called Image Sequence Recognition. In the following video, we show you how it works:

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Ficha para estimular la memoria de trabajo en niños: El orden correcto