I downloaded the trial version and played with James my 2 year old grandson. He was intrigued. We had to show him how to get the items free to move to the shelf. It was a little challenging for him. But he was intrigued enough to stick it out. By the end he was sorting correctly and wanted to do it again. His 4 year old sister figured it out in a breeze. Later used it with my 3 year old twin grandchildren. They were both able to sort correctly most of the time on the first try. They were so intrigued I purchased the full app. They stayed engaged taking 8 minute turns until with each other’s help the had finished all the games. Even eight year old Hannah wanted a turn. The game has a lot of variety in the type of objects to really help the children understand like items.

I downloaded this app for my 4 year old granddaughter (Ariana)She has really enjoyed it. It has kept her occupied and wanting to be timed on how fast and correctly she would sort the images. It keeps her challenged to correctly place the images where they belong. I have actually noticed that she is now sorting and arranging her toys in the same manner as this sorting game. Dolls go in one box as do blocks and pretend play. She has been tidying up own her own. I would recommend this app!

Downloaded this app for my one year old daughter and my 5 year old nephew. BOTH of them loved the game it seems. My daughter got the hang of where things go and it gave my nephew a chance to work on placing likes with likes as he is learning to do in school. The colors and shapes certainly appeal to young minds. Definitely will be utilizing this along with your other learning apps for the munchkins!

I downloaded this game for my son to play. He started prek in August so I was looking for a game to show him how to separate out the differences of things. For example while playing this app he is able to decide where he thinks it goes and if it isn't correct it will not let it stay there. He seems to like it pretty well.