- Art: The child learned about visual aesthetics and creativity by exploring the game's colorful and unique character designs.
- English Language Arts: The child improved their reading skills as they navigated the game's dialogues and song lyrics.
- Foreign Language: If the child played a mod of the game that featured lyrics in a different language, they may have been exposed to new vocabulary and pronunciation.
- History: While the game doesn't directly teach history, it can spark curiosity about the development of music and pop culture styles over time.
- Math: The child practiced rhythm and timing, which can help develop their understanding of patterns and counting.
- Music: The child explored different musical genres featured in the game and improved their sense of rhythm by following the beat and melodies.
- Physical Education: The child improved their hand-eye coordination and finger dexterity as they played the game by reacting to buttons on the keyboard.
- Science: Although indirectly related, the child may have learned about audio engineering and how sound is created, mixed, and manipulated in music production.
- Social Studies: By engaging in the game's story and characters, the child may have gained an understanding of teamwork, friendship, and perseverance.
To further develop their skills, the child could try creating their own fan artwork or character designs inspired by Friday Night Funkin'. They could also explore the history of music genres featured in the game or learn to play a musical instrument to expand their musical abilities. Additionally, they could research and learn about the real-life cultural influences that inspired the game's characters and settings.