this app is good for kids who need help with:

Organization

Arranging and coordinating materials in order to complete a task.

Tracks is one of the most inherently organizational photo sharing apps around. Instead of sorting photos chronologically, users arrange them by theme. After taking a picture, users are promoted to decide how they wish to sort the picture. They can tag it using one of the preexisting templates, or create their own tags -- making their photoalbums more personal and less generic. Photos are then titled, and if location services are turned on, and attributed with a location. Tracks is a great way for users to keep in touch with family and friends if they are travelling, because like most social networking apps, Tracks creates a sense of immediacy. If users create new categories, they can choose to organize their pictures by tone or filter. Users can practice their organizational skills by systematically filing their photographs in a way that makes sense to them.

Self-Awareness

Understanding our own actions, thoughts and feelings.

While Tracks is not as fully functional as Facebook and Twitter, it is a viable social media alternative to Instagram. Looking through photoalbums often helps to channel and resurface past feelings and experiences, as well as emotions that are difficult to trigger by memory. Taking photos is also a good way for users to express themselves. Filtering options help to convey moods and tones that are generally not accessible to the casual photographer. Users are also encouraged to engage with others who have the app as well. Tracks allows its users to comment of photographs and follow other users. The app is not only a means of expression, but also a platform for creative communication, fostering an environment of social interaction.