this app is good for kids who need help with:

Organization

Arranging and coordinating materials in order to complete a task.

Weave aptly separates todos from projects – an organizational tool particularly helpful for users who have busy schedules. Todos are traditionally simpler and shorter tasks, while projects are larger and more time consuming endeavors. For users who are in school, the "todo" section should be designated for extra-curricular activities and family affairs, while the projects section can strictly dedicated to school work. But what further sets Weave apart from the lower functionality to do apps Is the feature called “money.” Here users can keep track of their income and expenses in a way that makes budgeting and allocating funds a seamless, one-step solution. Organization finances responsibly is an essential skill for users to learn, especially at a young age.

Planning

Developing a systematic approach for setting and achieving goals.

The reminder system that the app employs allows users to assign tasks to others using SMS and email, set a due date and time, and most importantly, track the time spent on the activity. Because Weave prompts users to indicate how long they spent on a particular to do or project, it ideally limits the amount of time that might normally be spent procrastinating. One the task is finished, it is marked as completed and sent to the “closed” folder. Users should each morning by checking they “my day” homescreen, where Weave presents “Today’s Projects” as well as “What I Need To Do” throughout the course of the week. They can customize their app as well, choosing from a selection of calendar and to do options. All in all, it’s a top tier planning app because of its high functionality despite its ease of use.