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 returning to routine and at NeuronUP we wanted to compile the activities most used by neurorehabilitation professionals during 2024.

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

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

10 most used neurorehabilitation activities to work with children in 2024

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
Who raised their hand?

Below, we tell you the details of each one:

1. Pit Stop

NeuronUP game to work on spatial relation in children: 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 target?

Pit Stop is focused on training spatial relation, inhibition, planning and processing speed.

Play by levels

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

Languages and format

Pit Stop can be used in digital format in the languages Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Catalan and Italian.

2. Which One Exists?

NeuronUP worksheet to work on discrimination in children: Which One Exists

What does it involve?

This worksheet consists of discriminating within a group of words which one of them exists.

What does it target?

Which One Exists? is focused on working the ability of discrimination.

Play by levels

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

Languages and format

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

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

3. Word Fishing

NeuronUP Activities - Word Fishing — NeuronUP game to work on working memory in children: Word Fishing

What does it involve?

This game consists in forming words by ordering syllables or individual letters.

What does it target?

Word Fishing is focused on working working memory, vocabulary and hemineglect.

Play by levels

This NeuronUP game is organized into three different difficulty levels: easy, medium and hard. Professionals can customize the activity for their users by also modifying some general aspects and parameters of it.

Languages and format

Word Fishing can be used in digital format in the languages Spanish, English and Portuguese.

4. Find the Pairs

NeuronUP worksheet to work on selective attention: Find the Pairs

What does it involve?

This worksheet consists of matching the figures with their corresponding pair.

What does it target?

Find the Pairs is focused on training selective attention.

Play by levels

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

Languages and format

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

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

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7. Complete the Image

Worksheet to work on visual gnosias in children: Complete the Image

What does it involve?

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

What does it target?

Complete the Image is focused on training visual gnosias.

Play by levels

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

Languages and format

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

8. Detective de letras

NeuronUP worksheet to work on discrimination in children: Letter Detective

What does it involve?

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

What does it target?

Detective de letras is focused on working discrimination and vocabulary.

Play by levels

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

Languages and format

Detective de letras can be used both in digital format and on paper in the Spanish language.

9. Mole invasion

NeuronUP Activities - Mole invasion — NeuronUP game for working memory in children: Mole invasion

What does it involve?

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

What does it target?

Mole invasion is focused on training working memory and episodic memory.

Play by levels

This NeuronUP game is organized into three different difficulty levels: easy, medium and hard, allowing customization of some general aspects and parameters to adjust it to the needs of each young user.