What does the Mental Reconstruction of Cubes worksheet involve?

The worksheet requires matching three-dimensional cubes to their corresponding planar nets, prompting mental assembly and face-location identification.

What cognitive skill does this activity train?

The activity trains spatial visualization by exercising the ability to mentally rotate and assemble a cube to determine the position of each face.

How many difficulty levels are included?

The worksheet is organized into five levels—basic, easy, medium, hard and advanced—with complexity increasing at each level.

Which languages and formats are available?

Digital versions are offered in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese and Catalan; paper versions are available in Spanish and English.

Who can benefit from spatial visualization training for adults?

Adults in professions requiring spatial reasoning—such as design, engineering, architecture or technical trades—along with cognitive rehabilitation and educational settings, can benefit.

What additional materials accompany the paper worksheet?

Each paper worksheet includes extra intervention materials, such as supporting guides and practice resources to facilitate use during sessions.

Worksheet for developing spatial visualization in adults: Mental reconstruction of cubes

Today we present a new worksheet to work on spatial visualization in adults called Mental Reconstruction of Cubes.

What does this activity for working on spatial visualization in adults involve?

This activity consists of establishing the correspondence between three-dimensional geometric figures and their corresponding nets.

Below we show you an example of the activity Mental Reconstruction of Cubes to work on spatial visualization in adults:

NeuronUP Activities - Mental Reconstruction of Cubes — Worksheet to work on spatial visualization in adults: Mental Reconstruction of Cubes.

What does this activity work on?

This worksheet trains spatial visualization because users must mentally assemble a cube to visualize exactly where each of its faces would be.

This ability is not usually well developed among the population, since in our daily life it is not usually essential, but for certain jobs or activities it can be fundamental.

Play by levels

This activity is organized into five difficulty levels: basic, easy, medium, hard and advanced. As the level increases, the difficulty rises.

Languages

You can use this activity in digital format in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese and Catalan and on paper in Spanish and English. In addition, each paper worksheet includes extra material that will be of great use during the intervention.