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Picture Recall

Study one of the worksheet pack's scenes, let it hide, then recall what was in it: a partner ticks the checklist, or yes-or-no prompts score it for you. A practice tool, not an assessment.

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RecallSay what you remember; a partner ticks each detail recalled
LevelBasic scenes have fewer people and objects; complex ones are dense

Prefer paper? The Picture Recall pack is in the worksheet library.

This round

Park · Basic · 9 details

  1. 1

    Study

    60 seconds with the picture on screen, timed from the moment it loads. A "Ready early" button records the time actually used.

  2. 2

    Hide

    The picture disappears and recall starts straight away.

  3. 3

    Recall

    Say everything you remember. Then a partner ticks each detail recalled from the pack's answer list and counts extras.

The picture is only shown during the timed study step. Free scenes: Park, Restaurant, Bus stop.

About Picture Recall

This tool is a cognitive stimulation exercise built on the Picture Recall worksheet pack: 15 line-drawn everyday scenes, 10 basic and 5 complex, each with the details a person can be expected to recall. The screen keeps the paper task honest. The study window is timed from the moment the picture loads, the picture really disappears, and an optional delay, with sums to solve, stops it being rehearsed. In checklist mode a partner ticks each detail as it is recalled and counts anything that was not there. In yes-or-no mode the tool asks about details and lures in turn, so someone can practise alone and see hits, misses, and false alarms.

It’s built for occupational therapists, caregivers, and anyone practicing visual memory and attention to detail, and it runs in any browser with no setup. Responses are taps on large buttons at the person’s own pace. Picture Recall is a practice and cognitive stimulation tool, not a standardized assessment, and no patient information is collected or stored.