Sequencing
Put shuffled cards back in the right order, one tap at a time. The timer starts on the first tap. A practice tool, not an assessment.
About Sequencing
Sequencing is a cognitive stimulation exercise for ordering — the everyday executive skill of knowing what comes next. Rounds range from putting numbers, letters, days, and months in order to rebuilding the steps of familiar activities like making tea or doing the laundry, using original step sequences written for this tool. Guided rounds correct every tap as you go; scored rounds let you build the whole order first and then check it, which asks much more of planning and self-monitoring.
It’s built for occupational therapists, caregivers, and anyone practicing executive function and working memory, and it runs in any browser with no setup — open it and go. The PDF export produces cut-out card sheets for tabletop practice with an answer key. Sequencing is a practice and cognitive stimulation tool, not a standardized assessment, and no patient information is collected or stored.