What is The Little Glutton letters?

A fun letter game for children that combines alphabet practice with working memory training by ordering moving letters across progressive levels.

How does The Little Glutton game work?

Players observe and then reorder a sequence of moving letters or numbers; complexity increases as more elements move and levels advance.

What cognitive skills does The Little Glutton train?

Mainly targets working memory and sustained attention, while also engaging inhibition control and addressing hemispatial neglect challenges.

How are levels and phases structured in The Little Glutton?

The letters game has three levels (easy, medium, hard) with three phases each; the numbers version has three levels with four phases each.

What activity customization does The Little Glutton offer?

Customization includes stationary or moving cookie behavior, and parameter options such as number of exercises, maximum time, inactivity warning, timer visibility, number of elements, number range and maximum errors.

Is there a numeric version of The Little Glutton?

Yes — The Little Glutton numbers orders moving numbers with similar goals, difficulty progression and customization options as the letters version.

Fun Letter Game for Kids: The Little Letter Glutton

Do you know our children’s activity The Little Letter Glutton? It’s a very fun letter game for working on working memory. There’s also a number version of the activity, The Little Glutton.

The Little Letter Glutton

Meet The Little Letter Glutton, a fun game for young children to work on the alphabet and working memory.

What does it involve?

The game involves putting a sequence of moving letters in order. As the child moves up a level, there are more items, so the difficulty increases.

Here’s how the game works:

NeuronUP Activity: The Little Letter Glutton.

What does this activity work on?

This activity mainly works on working memory, but also on sustained attention, hemineglect, and inhibition.

Play by levels

This game has 3 levels, easy, medium, and hard, with 3 phases each.

Customizing the activity

The video above shows how to play in custom mode, where you can customize the game with different parameters and settings, such as the number of exercises, the order, or the movement of the letters.

For example, you can customize how the cookies behave 🍪, keeping them still to make it easier or making them move for more of a challenge, which is always more fun ✌🏻. It’s harder than it looks. You have to concentrate and pay attention 😉

The Little Glutton, the number version

A set of colorful circles with numbers inside, scattered randomly on a light background; a bar at the bottom. — Activity: *The Little Glutton*.

What does it involve?

The game involves putting a sequence of moving numbers in order. As in the letter version, as the child moves up a level, there are more items, so the difficulty increases.