Sorting game ยท sort
Sort the English Garden.
A tray of English words, three topic buckets โ garden and two others. Tap a word, then tap the bucket it belongs to. Every word is read aloud.
Tap a word to pick it up (you'll hear it), then tap the bucket it belongs to. Get it right and it locks in green.
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How to play
- A tray shows nine English words drawn from three topics โ garden and two others โ with three labelled buckets below.
- Tap a word to pick it up โ you'll hear it spoken โ then tap the bucket (topic) it belongs to.
- A correct word locks into the bucket in green; a wrong one shakes and stays in the tray to try again.
- Sort all nine words to finish the round.
Questions
How does sorting help me learn garden in English?
Telling garden apart from other topics forces you to recognise each word's meaning, not just recite a list.
Is this English garden sorting game free?
Yes โ it plays in your browser with no sign-up. Sign in only to save the words you sort to your review deck.
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