this game is good for kids who need help with:

Working Memory

Players must use their past experiences and prior association with the words and phrases they have encountered to pair the broken parts of words in a way that matches each clue. Like standardized tests, there will be instances where there appears to be more than one possible answer. It's up to the players to choose the "best" answer. Players should also not be afraid to ask for hints, especially since it allows them to learn from an even avoid careless mistakes. But the working memory is a scaffolded mechanism, built upon with each new learning experience. Players should use 7 Little Words for Kids to continue to practice new words and phrases, ultimately making them better students.

Focus

Working towards long term goals is a learned skill, one that is forged over time. When it comes to longer school assignments like projects and book reviews, having a strong sense of goal-directed persistence is important. Even though 7 Little Words for Kids tasks players to use very shorts bursts of focus on a round-by-round basis, it's good practice for developing long-term focus skills. And if players struggle to find an answer, a "hint" option is available. There's always a way to make finding a solution a little easier -- it just takes focus and dedication. Players shouldn't quit is a round, especially with the availability of a word bank. Even if the answer isn't immediately apparent, there are ways to solve the word problem if players demonstrate good concentration. It's much easier to work towards a goal in a game that rewards users with points and "stars" because players are given an external incentive to succeed.