Spatial Path

Memorize a starting point, follow a sequence of directional arrows, and find where you end up on the grid.

How to play

You're shown a starting cell on a grid, then a sequence of directional arrows to memorize. After the sequence disappears, trace the path in your head and click the cell you end up on.

• Memorize the starting cell first — you won't be able to see the grid while tracing.
• Watch the arrows in order; each one moves you one step in that direction.
• Choose your difficulty before starting — higher difficulty means more steps and a larger grid.
• Click the cell where the path ends once you've worked it out.

Why this matters

Tracking a path through a grid without looking combines visuospatial working memory with mental navigation — the same combination the WISC's Visual Spatial index targets when it asks children to reproduce spatial relationships from memory rather than from a visible reference. Read more about the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC).

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