Think Think helps kids practice and improve the following skills:

Focus: Ignoring distractions. 

Many of the games in Think Think are designed to help you build up your focusing skills in the midst of various distractions. For users who struggle with focusing, the games in Think Think provide a practice space for improving this skill. For example, in the game 3D Maze, the user needs to navigate a mouse through a maze to get to the flag. There are obstacles in the way and the maze can look more complicated than it actually is because of all the extra barriers. The user needs to look at the end goal and make a plan to get the mouse there, blocking out all of the extra stuff on the screen. Users start off at Level One, meaning that they build up to more distractions, keeping them learning how to focus at a pace that feels comfortable. 

Time Management: Working under pressure. 

Each game in Think Think is timed, meaning that the user needs to try and complete as many parts of the puzzle as possible before the timer runs out. Their score in each game is based on how much they accomplish within the time limit. For users who struggle with time management or panic when there is a limited amount of time to complete a goal, these puzzles are gentle ways to practice with this skill. The puzzles start off very easy as well, allowing them to take their time and get used to what they are being asked to accomplish before time truly becomes a factor.