Colors
Red, yellow, light blue… each spider takes everything in its color.

A sorting game for children aged 3 to 5. Your child drags colors, shapes and numbers to the spiders waiting for them, and hears every word in clear classical Arabic.
For iPhone, iPad and Mac
Three games
In every round the spiders hang from their threads above the meadow, each with its word on a little cloud. In the grass are the things to sort, and each one has a spider waiting for it. The game speaks and shows its words in Arabic.
Red, yellow, light blue… each spider takes everything in its color.
Star, triangle, ring, square… each spider takes everything in its shape.
From 1 to 10: each spider takes the group with its number of things.
How it plays
Your child drags each thing to the spider it belongs to. The right spider is delighted and your child hears a word of praise; a wrong one says «مكانه ليس هنا» (“that’s not its place”) and the thing slides back to try again.
Tap a spider or its cloud to hear its word any time, so no reading is needed.
Tap a game on the start page to open its level map, from one spider and two things up to four spiders and ten. Each finished level opens the next one, with stars to earn.
When everything is sorted the meadow celebrates, a new friend appears, and the stars land on the level in the map as the next level opens.
A star lights up for every thing sorted, and every finished round earns a new animal friend for your child’s album, “My Meadow”, with 45 friends to collect. The album opens from the button at the top of the start page.
After two misses with the same thing, or a little while without play, a golden trail shows where it goes and the spider says its word. No time limits, and nothing to lose.
Every screen
The meadow stretches to fill the whole screen: iPhone and iPad in landscape, both screens of iPhone Duo, and a Mac window of any size.
No ads, no in-app purchases, no accounts and no tracking. The app collects nothing about your child and sends only anonymous play statistics and crash reports; its settings stay on the device.
Since 2014
Sort and Play first came out for iPad in 2014. Version 2.0 brings it back, rebuilt for today’s devices with its original art and original spoken voices, 12 levels in every game, new music, stars and animal friends to collect in the “My Meadow” album, and computer-generated speech for the color names orange and white.