What are the most used NeuronUP activities for children in 2024?

Top used activities include Pit Stop, Which One Exists?, Word Fishing, Find the Pairs, What Number Do You Hear?, What Is Each Thing Like?, Complete the Image, Detective de letras, Mole invasion and Who raised their hand?

Which cognitive functions do these activities target?

These activities target visuospatial skills, executive functions (inhibition, planning), attention (selective and discrimination), language and vocabulary, working and episodic memory, and visual gnosias.

Who can benefit from these neurorehabilitation activities?

Children with neurodevelopmental disorders (for example ADHD) and intellectual disabilities such as Down syndrome, as well as other young users requiring cognitive intervention, can benefit from these activities.

In what formats and languages are the activities available?

Activities are offered in digital and paper formats. Languages vary by activity but commonly include Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Catalan, German and Italian.

Can professionals customize difficulty and parameters?

Yes. Most activities include multiple difficulty levels (basic to advanced or easy/medium/hard) and adjustable parameters to tailor complexity for each child.

How are these activities used in therapy sessions?

Activities are used to train specific cognitive functions through graded tasks, selecting suitable levels and modifying parameters to align with developmental needs and therapeutic objectives.

10 NeuronUP activities most used to work with children

September means getting back to routine, and at NeuronUP we wanted to compile the most widely used activities by neurorehabilitation professionals during 2024.

In this article, you will find a selection of activities focused on working on different areas of intervention such as visuospatial skills, executive functions, attention, language, memory, and gnosias in young users with conditions related to neurodevelopmental disorders, such as ADHD, as well as intellectual disabilities, such as Down syndrome.

Take a look and find out if these are also your users’ favorite activities!

10 most widely used neurorehabilitation activities for working with children in 2024

Pit Stop
Which One Exists?
Word Fishing
Find the Pairs
Which Number Do You Hear?
What Is Each Thing Like?
Complete the Image
Letter Detective
Mole Invasion
Who Raised Their Hand?

1. Pit Stop

NeuronUP Activity – Pit Stop

What does it involve?

This game consists of calculating the exact moment when an element passes through a specific point.

What does it work on?

Pit Stop focuses on working on spatial relationships, inhibition, planning, and processing speed.

Play by levels

This NeuronUP game is organized into three levels of complexity: easy, medium, and hard. It also allows you to modify different general aspects and parameters to tailor the exercise to each young user.

Languages and format

Pit Stop is available in digital format in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Catalan, and Italian.

2. Which One Exists?

NeuronUP child activity worksheet screenshot showing a four-option spelling task (A–D) with lowercase words on blue. — NeuronUP Worksheet to Work on Discrimination in Children: Which One Exists

What does it involve?

This worksheet consists of identifying which word exists within a group of words.

What does it work on?

Which One Exists? focuses on working on discrimination ability.

Play by levels

This NeuronUP activity is organized into five different difficulty levels: basic, easy, medium, hard, and advanced. As the level increases, so does the difficulty of the worksheets.

Languages and format

Which One Exists? can be used in both digital and paper formats.

In digital format, it is available in Spanish and Portuguese, while in paper format, it is available in Spanish.

3. Word Fishing

NeuronUP Activity – Word Fishing

What does it involve?

This game consists of forming words by arranging syllables or individual letters.

What does it work on?

Catch the Word focuses on working on working memory, vocabulary, and hemineglect.

Play by levels

This NeuronUP game is organized into three difficulty levels: easy, medium, and hard. Professionals can also customize the activity by modifying general aspects and parameters.

Languages and format

Catch the Word is available in digital format in Spanish, English, and Portuguese.

4. Find the Pairs

NeuronUP Activity – Find the Pairs

What does it involve?

This worksheet consists of matching each figure with its corresponding pair.

What does it work on?

Find the Pairs focuses on selective attention.

Play by levels

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

Languages and format

Find the Pairs can be used in both digital and paper formats.

In digital format, it is available in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Catalan, German, and Italian, while in paper format, it is available in Spanish and English.

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5. Which Number Do You Hear?

NeuronUP Activity – What Number Do You Hear?

What does it involve?

This worksheet consists of choosing the dictated number.

What does it work on?

Which Number Do You Hear? focuses on discrimination.

Play by levels

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

Languages and format

Which Number Do You Hear? can be used in both digital and paper formats.

In digital format, it is available in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, and Catalan, while in paper format, it is available in Spanish and English.

6. What Is Each Thing Like?

NeuronUP screenshot of What is Each Thing Like: hen with options has hair, scales, feathers on a light blue interface.

What does it involve?

This worksheet consists of identifying the characteristics of different elements.

What does it work on?

What Is Each Thing Like? focuses on semantic memory.

Play by levels

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

Languages and format

What Is Each Thing Like? can be used in both digital and paper formats.

In digital format, it is available in Spanish, English, Portuguese, and Catalan, while in paper format, it is available in Spanish and English.

7. Complete the Image

Partial green frog on the left; three options A, B, C show a crocodile-like creature, frog, and chameleon for a visual gnosis task.

What does it involve?

This worksheet consists of selecting the option that completes the image.

What does it work on?

Complete the Image focuses on visual gnosias.

Play by levels

This activity is organized into five difficulty levels: basic, easy, medium, hard, and advanced. As the level increases, so does the difficulty of each worksheet.

Languages and format

Complete the Image can be used in both digital and paper formats.

8. Letter Detective

Playful illustration of a child spinning a hula hoop; Spanish instruction above asks to point to the letter O, with 'aro' below showing O highlighted. — Letter Detective, a children’s activity to associate phoneme with grapheme.

What does it involve?

This worksheet consists of indicating the position of the specified letter.

What does it work on?

Letter Detective focuses on discrimination and vocabulary.

Play by levels

This activity is organized into five difficulty levels: basic, easy, medium, hard, and advanced. The higher the level, the greater the difficulty.

Languages and format

Letter Detective can be used in both digital and paper format in Spanish.

9. Mole Invasion

NeuronUP Activity – Mole invasion

What does it involve?

This game consists of remembering the order in which the moles appear and reproducing it in reverse.

What does it work on?

Mole Invasion focuses on working memory and episodic memory.

Play by levels

This game is organized into three difficulty levels: easy, medium, and hard. Some general aspects and parameters can also be customized.

Languages and format

Mole Invasion is available in digital format in Spanish, English, French, Catalan, and German.

10. Who Raised Their Hand?

NeuronUP Activity – Who raised their hand

What does it involve?

This game consists of remembering the order in which the children raised their hands and reproducing it.

What does it work on?

Who Raised Their Hand? focuses on episodic memory and working memory.

Play by levels

This game is organized into three difficulty levels: easy, medium, and hard, with customizable general aspects and parameters.

Languages and format

Who Raised Their Hand? is available in digital format in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Catalan, German, and Italian.