This game is good for kids who need help with:

Flexibility

Adapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations.

As players progress through the game, they'll be granted new powers which augment the gameplay. This means changing strategies and adapting to new mechanics continually, using these new abilities to good effect in order to take down structures and earn a three-star rating. Furthermore, the game introduces new obstacles and materials level to level, tasking players with coming up with new ways to approach puzzles. Hitting a structure head on may work early in the game, but eventually complex structures made of sturdy material must be toppled, requiring players to experiment with different powers and angles in order to land on a working solution.

Planning

Developing a systematic approach for setting and achieving goals.

At the start of each stage, players can take a long-view look at the entirety of the puzzle, allowing them to analyze structures and pinpoint the locations of the pigs they must take out. Also, behind their slingshot resides the limited amount of birds they get to fling before the level ends. They are lined up in the order in which they'll be fired, requiring player to think ahead and formulate a plan that puts each bird and its respective power to good use. For instance, if a stage gives players an Obi Wan bird to begin with, followed by Han Solo birds, it may be a good idea to use Obi Wan's  force push to move heavy material out of the way, then soar over as Hans Solo to take out the pigs with the blaster pistol.