Memopoly helps kids practice and improve the following skills:

Focus

Getting started and then maintaining attention and effort to tasks.

This game requires the player to focus in order to be successful. When the player taps one of the colors on the picture, any square coded to that color (on the list on the left) will briefly flash. If the player is not ignoring internal and external distractions, he or she will miss the code and use up more moves than they need to repeating it. They also need to practice short-term focus in order to remember the two to six square codes. If they don't do these things and they use up too many of their moves, they will end up not getting as many stars, or coins, and be unable to unlock other levels.

Working Memory

Recalling and retaining information in our minds while working.

Since this is a memory game, Memopoly most certainly uses working memory thinking skills. The player will, specifically, use their visual memory in order to be successful at this game. Since the entire game is color-based, the player needs to be able to hold the image of the colored code in their head, or they will be unable to get the code right. If they mess up, they will have to start that code over. The more times they have to repeat a code (or multiple codes), the more moves they use up. If they don't have enough moves left over at the end of the level, they won't receive enough coins to unlock another level. And if they aren't getting crowns, there will be several levels they can never unlock.