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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 9, 2011
  • January 19, 2018

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About

An interactive game designed to enhance language, reasoning, and sorting skills. Players categorize 75 images of everyday items into their correct locations, receiving immediate feedback. It tracks progress and reinforces learning through visual and auditory cues.

Develops language and reasoning skills
Teaches sorting and classifying
Interactive image categorization
Visual and auditory reinforcement
Tracks user progress
75 photographic images
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What's New in Clean Up

2.0

January 19, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Company logo update.

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User reviews

Only 3 categories, but they are done well

This app is much better after your last update. The pictures look great. I like getting to see the accuracy at the end of the session. It would be nice if you had a menu button available while playing. The other buttons all have a back to menu button, but when you click on the play button there is no way to go back unless you close out the program. Also, I think it would be nice if you have an options menu that lets you do things like change the amount of reinforcement, remove the verbal prompts, and option to have a next button or automatic movement to the next target. Also, the only place that I saw that told me there are 15 targets per session was on the itunes description. I think you should add that info in your about this game section. I like that you have so many images, but with other developers putting out apps with more than three categories you're really limiting yourself. Do you have any plans to make other sorting groups? (Animals, Transportion, etc.) It would really make this a more comprehensive sorting app.
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New version won't download

I have been trying for over a week to download the latest version. It will not download. It keeps saying unable to download. Please fix this problem.

Annoying rewards

The pop up "rewards" for the correct answers are annoying and distracting. Kids try to sort them! Something simple like a check, star or thumbs up in the corner would be better.

Clean Up categories

The photos are good. However, there are only three categories.

Fruit or laundry basket?

I am a mom of four little kids- all have autism. They are different ages and developmental levels. All of them were introduced to this app during one-on-one sessions and each independently thought the fruit basket was meant to be a laundry basket. Fun enough, but I wouldn't recommend this with ABA or similar individual work. The confusion is discouraging and it can be difficult for an autistic child to move on.
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FAQ

What learning skills does Clean Up: Category Sorting help develop?

Clean Up: Category Sorting focuses on developing language, reasoning, and sorting and classifying skills. It helps learners build foundational abilities in these areas through interactive gameplay.

How does Clean Up: Category Sorting provide feedback to players?

Correct responses are met with visual and auditory reinforcement. Incorrect answers receive a visual prompt, with the correct answer flashing to guide the player.

What kind of content is included in Clean Up: Category Sorting?

The game features 75 photographic images of common items such as toys, food, and clothing. These images are used to teach categorization skills.

Does Clean Up: Category Sorting track player progress?

Yes, the app collects data on the percentage of items answered correctly across rounds and sessions. This allows for tracking of progress and learning.

What is the age rating for Clean Up: Category Sorting?

The app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children who are beginning to develop sorting and classifying abilities.

On which devices can I play Clean Up: Category Sorting?

Clean Up: Category Sorting is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.

How often is Clean Up: Category Sorting updated?

The latest version of Clean Up: Category Sorting is 2.0, which was last updated on January 19, 2018. Updates are not very frequent.

What is the price of Clean Up: Category Sorting?

Clean Up: Category Sorting is a paid app priced at $1.99. There are no in-app purchases or ads.