Sort It Out 2 User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience93.3% of reviews
Neutral0.0% of reviews
Negative experience6.7% of reviews

~ Based on 15 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Sort It Out 2 Safe?

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Is Sort It Out 2 Legit?

Sort It Out 2 is no longer available in the App Store. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Sort It Out 2 is 35/100.

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Top reviews

Ok kids love it!

My PK students love this app!!!!

Horrible

Do not download, made my autistic girlfriend feel even worse when you can only play one level before it wants ยฃ5!

Love this

My 5 yr old son loves this game. He loves to organize things as heโ€™s a bit OCD. So he has enjoyed this game and races in it also to see how fast he can be. Itโ€™s definitely kept him busy. Also helps him identify different things better.

Love it

Kids love it (1 and 2 yrs old)

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Love it for a variety of therapy purposes!

This Speech language pathologist likes this

Great for therapy with my preschoolers

Fun app

Great app for early categorization skills!

Great for 2 & 3 year olds!

Helps with language and thought process. Simple,fun and beneficial to early learning.

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My grand kids love this!

Mrs

Love this, will use this with my Kindy kids as a transition activity, each child will have to sort an item before going off to was hands, quick, easy and educational!

Great app for language therapy

Very helpful

Great preschool app

Nice for categorizing and sorting as well as vocabulary, and even basic concepts like top, bottom, middle. Wish it had some more reinforcing sound effects or something, but overall great for the value.

Sort It Out 2

Great app for preschool.

Compare and contrast

Sorting app that can stimulate language and sorting at a higher level than many of the others.

A big hit!

My 3 year old loves both of the sort it out games. They are very simply designed, I'm surprised they get as much use as they do, but something about them brings her back for more. #2 has some complicated sorting which we had to do together at first, I feel good about letting her play these, they are amongst the few games I actually believe deserve the "educational" label. Maybe overpriced for what they are (I keep hoping for an update with some new boards!!) but considering how much she uses them I guess I shouldn't complain. For younger kids I can also recommend the match it up games, they were a hit with her last year (18-30 months).
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