Chicken Scream  helps kids practice and improve the following skills:

Self Control: Managing our actions, feelings and behaviors.

To successfully complete levels in Chicken Scream, the player needs to have good self-control skills. Because your voice controls every aspect of the chicken’s movement, players need to be hyper-aware of the level and speed of their voice. Players who struggle with regulating their voice to match a situation may find this game helpful to use for practice because there is a direct visual correlation between what you are saying/singing and what the chicken is doing. The first few levels are fairly easy so the player can get used to modifying their voice to meet the situation. 

Flexibility: Adapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations. 

Each level of Chicken Scream is differs in length and complexity, which means that the player needs to adapt and adjust their voice in order to successfully complete the levels. Players who struggle with flexibility may find themselves needing to repeat levels several times until they feel comfortable enough to adjust their voice as needed. Timing is important in the game as well, meaning players might have to make quick decisions about how to modify their voice based on what the challenge is (ex: a bridge collapsing beneath you means you need to talk/sing faster to get your chicken to move quickly.)