this game is good for kids who need help with:

Planning:

Developing a systematic approach for setting and achieving goals.

Cover Orange 2 has many different levels, and each one has a specifc sequence in which players must use and place objects. Players must use many different objects -- like crates, barrels and planks -- to protect their oranges from the killer rain. Each object also has its own set of unique properties. For example, crates are heavy and can be used to weigh down lighter objects like planks, while tires can roll across platforms and can be used to fill small gaps. The available objects for each level are shown at the upper right corner of the screen, and disappear as players drop them onto the game area. Players who can choose the most effective way to place each object will have more success than those who place objects randomly.

Flexibility:

Adapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations.

In Cover Orange 2, players must figure out what each of the cover items can do and where they should go. The game's physics are strict, so mistakenly placing pieces can cause pieces of the stage and fruit to fall of the screen. Players must place the pieces in a specific order, requiring them to sequence their thoughts and visualize the way the stage should look. This may take several attempts, so layers need to keep an open mind and try new approaches as they explore each puzzle.