How to play Tidy Up
- Toys are all over the floor. Under them are toy boxes.
- Tap a toy to pick it up, then tap the box it goes in. Or drag it into the box.
- If it’s the wrong box, the toy hops back out. Try another one. After two tries, the right box wiggles to help.
- When every toy is put away, the room is tidy and you get a sticker.
What it teaches
Sorting is one of the first maths skills. Before children count, they learn that things can be grouped by what they have in common. Tidy Up starts with two colours, then adds shapes, big and small, and finally kinds of things: animals, food, clothes and things that go. Each toy says its name out loud when picked up, so it builds words too.
Rooms by age
| Rooms | Sort by | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| 1 to 30 | Two colours, one kind of toy | Age 3 |
| 31 to 80 | Two or three colours | Age 3 |
| 81 to 130 | Shapes: circle, square, triangle, star, heart | Age 3 |
| 131 to 170 | Big and small | Ages 3 to 4 |
| 171 to 230 | Where does it go? Two kinds of things | Age 4 |
| 231 to 300 | Up to seven colours | Age 4 |
| 301 to 370 | Shapes in mixed colours | Ages 4 to 5 |
| 371 to 450 | Animals, food, clothes and things that go | Age 5 |
| 451 to 540 | Tricky tidy: bigger rooms of everything | Age 5 |
Today’s rooms are three a day for everyone, from easier to harder.
Questions
My child can’t read yet. Can they play?
Yes. Boxes show colours and pictures, and the game says the toy names and what to do out loud. Turn the sound on with the speaker button.
Does it collect any data?
No. Tidy Up has no ads, no analytics and no sign-up. Progress is saved only on this device.
Can I choose a room?
Yes. Tap “All rooms” and then “Pick a room”. Every room is open, so you can jump to the ones that suit your child.