Shape Sorter - Early Learning app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Croco Studio
First release : 25 Apr 2013
App size: 242.61 Mb
Fun has been cubed!
Featuring adorable shapes, vibrant colors and stimulating sounds, kids love Shape Sorter - Early Learning. It’s easy to play, fun and educational. Kids learn to correctly sort shapes into 3D cubes and are rewarded with gorgeous designs, funny sounds and English language descriptions. Multiple themed cubes to choose from encourage kids to play again and again.
Features:
● Multiple cubes featuring an endless array of fun and familiar shapes - including numbers, basic shapes, animals, holiday toys, daily objects and more!
● Beautiful designs
● Funny sounds and shapes clearly pronounced in English - perfect for early learners
● Easy and challenging modes for growing kids
● Optimized for creative play on both iPhone and iPad
● Safe play environment means no ads, pop-ups, or in-app purchase options
Shape Sorter - Early Learning is an excellent early learning game for young kids. The intuitive design is perfect for kids recently introduced to digital play and challenging enough for the digital native. Discover this all-time favorite toy reimagined for today’s creative kids!
About Croco Studio:
Croco Studio is an award-winning team of parent developers intent on creating apps that kids adore and parents trust. Our apps provide a safe playing environment without ads or in-app purchases. At Croco Studio we create apps that encourage kids to learn the fun way.
Please contact us with feedback at WeListen@crocostudio.com. We’d love to hear from you.
Latest reviews of Shape Sorter - Early Learning app for iPhone and iPad
However, the sound on them stopped work.
Clean and fun to play for my three years old.
My son enjoys this app and I like the learning aspect of it.
My son loves this game! He is only 16 months old but really enjoys playing it. The graphics are great. Its not only teaching him to match shapes, but also has taught him how to really use the iPad. He fully didnt understand how the touch screen worked until this game. He has only been playing it for a week now and is a pro at it. I would love to find more games like this!