Untitled Goose Game  helps kids practice and improve the following skills:

Focus: Getting started and then maintaining attention and effort to tasks.

Some of the tasks on your list require that you go between several locations, bringing objects from one place to another. The player needs to use their focus and remember not only their task, but which items are placed where in the village. They also need to use their stealth to avoid being seen, and use their honking judiciously so that they do not attract unwanted attention. The game’s puzzles are low-stakes, meaning that if the player struggles with focus and fails to complete their objective, there are unlimited opportunities to try again. 

Planning: Developing a systematic approach for setting and achieving goals.

Some puzzles in the game involve multiple steps that need to be carried out in the correct order. For this, the player needs to plan out their actions right down to their escape route. If the player struggles with planning, they may find themselves working through several different strategies before they hit upon the right one for that particular puzzle. Again, because the game is very forgiving, you can attempt the puzzle as many times as you want. This can allow for people with underdeveloped planning skills to practice until they get the puzzles figured out.