Ava Airborne helps kids practice and improve the following skills:

Focus

Getting started and then maintaining attention and effort to tasks.

This game has a lot of obstacles that Ava Airborne can run into. Some of them are helpful and some are not. If the player isn’t maintaining their focus, ignoring internal and external distractions, they will run into obstacles that send them flying straight into the ground. Or they could miss something that would help them fly even further. Either way, if the player does not maintain focus, they will be unable to improve their statistics or unlock new collectibles.

Self-Control

Managing our actions, feelings, and behaviors.

This game requires some good timing and focus. There are also cannons that shoot the players directly into the ground, regardless of how well they were flying. These things combine to mean that the player will need to execute their self-control skills. They need to control their impulses (or they will run out of air time quicker), as well as their anger and frustration (or they will miss out on obstacles that can help them fly even longer). If they don’t use these self-control skills then they will fail to improve their statistics or unlock new hang-gliders and other bonuses.