Discover the 10 NeuronUP activities most used in 2021

As you know, every January we all look back on the previous year, and NeuronUP activities are no exception. So at NeuronUP we’ve put together a list of the 10 most used NeuronUP activities in 2021.

List of the 10 most used NeuronUP activities in 2021

Below, we tell you about the 10 exercises most used by NeuronUP professionals and users in 2021.

1. Memorization by Forming Pictures

What does it consist of?

This NeuronUP worksheet for adults involves remembering the position of a series of dots by forming a picture with them, as shown in the following video: 

What does this activity work on?

• Episodic memory,
• spatial relations.

Play by levels

It has five difficulty levels. At the easier levels, the user has fewer dots to remember, but as the level goes up, the number of dots increases.

Format

This worksheet is also available in both digital and paper format.

2. Sort the words alphabetically

What does it consist of?

This generator involves putting words in alphabetical order. Here’s a video with an example:

What does this activity work on?

• Working memory,
• reading,
• semantic memory.

Customization

You can customize the activity to fit each user’s individual needs and abilities. You can even choose the words you want to appear, for example, the names of their favorite basketball players.

Format

This worksheet is also available in both digital and paper format.

3. Bottle Caps

What does it consist of?

This game involves putting a sequence of moving numbers in order. Here’s a video with an example:

What does this activity work on?

• Working memory,
• sustained attention,
• hemineglect,
• inhibition.

Play by levels

At the easier levels, the user has fewer bottle caps with very low numbers, while at the harder levels there are many more bottle caps and numbers of up to three digits can appear.

Customizing the activity

You can also customize the activity to suit each person’s abilities.

Parameters

You can select the number of bottle caps, the number range, the order of the numbers (smallest to largest or largest to smallest), whether the bottle caps move or not, and the maximum number of errors.

General settings

You can adjust general settings such as the number of exercises, the maximum time, whether or not to show a visible timer for the activity, editing the instructions, and more.

4. Incomplete Images

We can’t always see an entire object, but if we see meaningful parts of it, we should be able to recognize what it is. If your user has trouble doing this, the following cognitive stimulation worksheet will be useful.

What does it consist of?

It involves selecting the option that correctly completes the image. 

What does this activity work on?

• Visual gnosis

Play by levels

It has five difficulty levels. At the easier levels, it’s easier to select the option that best completes the image, while at the more advanced levels it’s harder for the user to find the missing part.

Format

This worksheet is also available in both digital and paper format.

5. Find the Lost Matches

What does it consist of?

In this children’s generator, kids have to point to all the drawings that match the one shown at the top. Here’s what it looks like:

What does this activity work on?

• Selective attention.

Customization

You can customize the activity to fit each child’s individual needs and abilities.

Parameters

You can select:

• The size of the grid: number of rows and columns,
• the similarity between the items: very low, low, medium, high, or very high,
• the layout: linear or scattered,
• the number of target stimuli.

General settings

You can adjust general settings such as the mode of operation, the maximum time, whether or not to show a visible timer for the activity, an inactivity alert, editing the instructions, and more.

Format

This worksheet is also available in both digital and paper format.

6. Hangman

What does it consist of?

This game for adults involves guessing hidden words by choosing the letters that make them up, one at a time.

What does this activity work on?

• Vocabulary,
• working memory.

Play by levels

This game is divided into six difficulty levels. The user moves up or down a level automatically based on their correct answers and mistakes.

Customizing the activity

You can also customize the activity to suit each person’s abilities. For example, you can specify their educational level so that more or less complex words appear.

7. Find the Pairs

What does it consist of?

In this NeuronUP children’s worksheet, children match the figures with their corresponding pair.

What does this activity work on?

• Selective attention.

Play by levels

It also has five difficulty levels, from basic to advanced, including easy, medium, and hard. This lets you choose the one that best fits users’ abilities:

Format

This worksheet is also available in both digital and paper format.

8. Parts of objects

What does it consist of?

This NeuronUP worksheet is based on recognizing the object that a given fragment belongs to. 

What does this activity work on?

• Visual gnosis.

Play by levels

It also has five difficulty levels, from basic to advanced, including easy, medium, and hard. This lets you choose the one that best fits users’ abilities:

Format

This worksheet is also available in both digital and paper format.

9. Tidy Up the Mess

What does it consist of?

This children’s generator involves matching images with their corresponding categories.

The categories are also related to everyday items: leisure, clothing, musical instruments, animals, school supplies, and more.

Here’s an example of the activity:

What does this activity work on?

• Semantic memory.

Play by levels

It also has five difficulty levels, from basic to advanced, including easy, medium, and hard. This lets you choose the one that best fits users’ abilities:

Customization

You can customize the activity to fit each user’s individual needs and abilities. For example, you can choose how many items they have to sort.

Everyday application

Semantic memory is essential for getting by in daily life. For example, it helps children know that they need to go to the bakery section when they buy bread at the supermarket, or organize their clothes logically so they can find the item they want later.

Format

This worksheet is also available in both digital and paper format.

10. Word Fishing

What does it consist of?

This game for children involves forming words by putting syllables or individual letters in order.

What does this activity work on?

• Vocabulary,
• hemineglect,
• working memory.

Play by levels

This game is divided into six difficulty levels. The user moves up or down a level automatically based on their correct answers and mistakes.

Customizing the activity

You can also customize the activity to suit each person’s abilities. For example, you can choose the number of bubbles and whether to split the words into letters or syllables.

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