Sort the Alphabet on a Washing Line

Product Description

Core Gameplay
Letters are clipped to a washing line in a random order. Players drag letters along the line to reposition them, aiming to rearrange all letters into correct alphabetical order from left to right. Each drag moves one letter past its neighbours. The goal is to achieve the sorted sequence with any number of moves – no penalties.

Level & Content Design
70 levels: 20 with 5 letters (A‑E), 20 with 10 letters (A‑J), 20 with 15 letters (A‑O), and 10 with 26 letters (A‑Z). Some levels include “pegs” that are fixed and cannot move, adding constraint. All levels are hand‑designed. No procedural generation; the product includes the complete set.

Visuals & Experience
Bright, cheerful cartoon style – a blue sky background, a simple wooden fence, and colourful clothing items (shirts, socks) each bearing a letter. Dragging a letter makes a soft “snap” sound when placed. The interface is fully touch‑friendly with large grab zones.

Key Features

“Reset level” button returns letters to original random order.

“Show correct order” button for 3 seconds (no hint cost).

Progress saved per level.

No timers, no scores, no competition.

User Value
Teaches alphabetical order in a playful, hands‑on manner. Excellent for young children or adults who want a very low‑stress sequencing game. The washing line theme feels homely and non‑threatening.

Usage Scenarios
Playing together with a preschooler, a light activity during a coffee break, or a cheerful puzzle to start the day.