All of You helps kids practice and improve the following skills:

Planning: Developing a systematic approach for setting and achieving goals. 

If the player wants to make it to the goal at the end of the puzzle, they will need to use their planning skills. This means taking a look at all of the on-screen circles and figuring out what their order should be, what pitfalls should be avoided, and how to trigger certain events without getting caught by, for example,  monsters, falling objects, or lava. Players who struggle with planning are able to play the same levels as many times as they need to in order to solve the puzzle without losing their progress on any of the previous levels. Hints are also available if the player really needs help moving through a particular level. 

Flexibility: Trying something new. 

In order to solve the puzzles in the game, the player needs to be able to use their flexibility skills to try new things within the context of the game. Sometimes circles need to be moved or flipped in order for the mother hen to move through them. Sometimes timing is important or pausing at just the right moment. Using flexibility will help the player try new approaches to solving the puzzles and collect more chicks and photos.