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Version 1.5.2 · 2026-09-08
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The store currently lists version 1.5.2, updated 2026-09-08.








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Plim Plim: ¡A ordenar! es un videojuego educativo pensado para estimular las funciones ejecutivas de los niños de manera divertida y significativa.
A través del juego, se trabajan habilidades clave como la memoria visual, la planificación, el control inhibitorio y distintos tipos de atención: sostenida, dividida y selectiva.
Es una herramienta útil tanto para niños que se desarrollan dentro de los parámetros esperados como para aquellos que presentan alguna forma de neurodivergencia, ya que permite detectar señales tempranas y puede complementar un psicodiagnóstico. Así, jugando, los adultos pueden tener una primera orientación sobre cómo está el desarrollo cognitivo de cada niño.
La app tiene una sección solo para los adultos, donde padres y/o docentes pueden ver la evolución del niño y/o detectar señales para un diagnostico temprano acudiendo a un profesional.…
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