Letter Fridge helps kids practice and improve the following skills:

Working Memory: Recalling and retaining information in our minds while working.

In order to finish the puzzles and find as many bonus words as possible, the player needs to keep the spelling of words in their head as they manipulate the fridge magnets to spell out the word on the screen. For players who struggle with working memory, this can be difficult, so the game starts off with simple words that are no more than three letters in length. The player can then build up to tackling longer and more complicated words. Players can also try writing the words out on paper before trying to manipulate the letters on the fridge. 

Organization: Arranging and coordinating materials in order to complete a task.

In order to complete the levels as quickly as possible and finish the grocery item they are working on, the player needs to organize the letters on the refrigerator in order to solve the puzzle as efficiently as possible. For players who struggle with organization, they may find it difficult to see the word possibilities on the refrigerator because they are jumbled and disorganized. The game starts off with very few letters and simple puzzles, giving the player time to practice organizing the letters on the refrigerator so that they are prepared for when harder puzzles appear.