Forest Home helps kids practice and improve the following skills:

Flexibility

Adapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations.

Once the player has beaten several levels, the solution to each level gets harder to see. The right path for a particular forest animal may not be the first one the player sees. This means that Forest Home gives the player the perfect opportunity to practice being flexible. They have to try new things, sometimes going on a longer path instead of the most direct path, or starting with the animals on the edges. Whatever the case is, the key to finding the solution is being flexible enough to try new things. If they don't, the player will be unable to complete the level and advance to the next one.

Organization

Arranging and coordinating materials in order to complete a task.

Forest Home also gives the player the chance to practice organizational thinking skills. In order to complete a level, the player has to be able to organize the paths--or places--that the animals will be traveling. If they can't organize the paths, making sure they fit together and cover all of the squares on the grid, the player will be unable to complete a level. It can also prevent a player from getting all three stars. Fewer stars earned means it takes longer to unlock the prize chests.