THIS GAME IS GOOD FOR KIDS WHO NEED HELP WITH:

Self-Awareness

Understanding our own actions, thoughts and feelings.

When the player is given three words to choose from he needs to be aware of how own capabilities. He may want to choose the most difficult word so he earns the most coins, but if he has misjudged his ability to draw the word well enough for his partner to be able to guess it correctly, then he won't earn any coins at all. Picking easier words may earn less coins, but it is better than not earning any coins at all. By being aware of his own skill, the player can earn more coins by picking words he knows he can draw pretty well. Still, there's a good chance the player will periodically come across a three-coin word well within his capabilities, in which case he should realize this and go for it. However, if he often picks words that he has trouble drawing well, the other play may become frustrated at having such a hard time guessing the drawings and end up leaving the game.

Planning

Developing a systematic approach for setting and achieving goals.

Both players earn coins when the drawing is guessed correctly and these coins are used to purchase additional color palettes and bombs. A bomb can be used when the player doesn't like any of the three words shown to draw and wants a whole new set of words. Another time bombs are used is when the player is struggling to guess a drawing and wants to eliminate a few letters that aren't in the word. The palettes and bombs aren't cheap so coins must be saved up for a little while before he can buy one. The player may wish to start with a new color palette, considering he begins the game with only five basic colors. Often additional colors are needed to really depict the drawing accurately and so the player must use save up coins frequently and plan to buy the most useful colors first. This may mean he has to avoid using and purchasing bombs frequently so that he saves up enough coins.