This app is good for kids who need help with:

Organization

Arranging and coordinating materials in order to complete a task.

Google+ can help your child organize contact information for family and friends, sort vacation photos, and keep in touch with lost connections. Sorting photographs is extremely helpful in fostering your child's organizational skills. Photos can be organized by date, subject matter, or location. By creating friend circles, your child must determine a custom privacy setting for each group. He or she must think about similar types of friends, sort them accordingly, and give them an appropriate privacy setting.

Self-Awareness

Understanding our own actions, thoughts and feelings. Improving social skills.

Establishing a personal page on a social network requires your child to understand the difference between what is acceptable for a public webpage and what is personal information. Google+ will also allow children to be creative and show their friends and family who they are, while withholding informational that is not suitable for public view.

Reading

Keeping in touch with family and friends through Google+ means reading and commenting on status updates. Reading status updates posted by friends and family members is an engaging way to read short text. Your child can point out errors in grammar and diction while sifting through a variety of posts.

Writing

In order to tell others what is going on in your child's life, he or she will need to update personal statuses, publish notes to friends, or write messages to family members. Encourage your child to write longer posts. With Google+'s nearly unlimited character space, your child has the ability compose letters and prose on their site. There is also a spell check feature, that allows your child to correct his or her spelling errors.