this game is good for kids who need help with:

Flexibility

While the easy levels -- mainly the 5x5 and 6x6 grids -- can be solved very quickly, the more involved grids will take some trial and error. Creating lines that connect the circles can sometimes block a path to another color. These impediments are inevitable. Therefore, players need to understand that they may have to start the game over, or undo a previous move if they connect all the colors and complete the level. Especially in the time trial mode, players have to adapt quickly and think on their feet, making adjustments to the way the connect the circles expediently. When more colors are introduced, it gets hard to envision a plan of attack from the start. When this is the case, making quick adjustments and finding alternate ways of connecting the colors becomes all the more important.

Planning

Before gameplay commences, players should take a moment to scan the grid. Where should they begin? What are ways to connect certain colors without blocking a path for additional connections? Just by taking the time to consider how to proceed will make it much easier for players to solve each puzzle. Players can avoid mistakes, restarts, and "undo's" simply by taking a the time to prepare a strategy. Planning is more difficult during timed events, where players must act quickly -- but that does not mean they should not prepare. In timed play, players must only look for corresponding circles that are spread out on the grid. These should be connected first, with a line that will not interfere with the rest of play. Drawing an unobtrusive first line will keep gameplay moving quickly and mistake free.