Kids Anatomy

Kids Anatomy takes the parts of the body a child has heard named and shows them where they actually sit. Bones, muscles and organs come up as bright labelled pictures rather than diagrams, and the game moves between looking at something and being asked about it, so a fact rarely stays on screen long enough to be forgotten before it is used.

The puzzles do most of the teaching. Pieces have to go back where they belong, which turns naming a part into placing it, and the quizzes that follow check what stuck. It is pitched at ages 4 to 10, so the reading load stays light and a wrong answer costs nothing but another try.

How to play

Click or tap a body part to pick it up, then put it where it belongs on the figure. The game names each bone, muscle and organ as it comes up, and the quiz that follows asks you to find that same part again without the label. Wrong answers are not punished, so guessing and correcting is part of how it teaches. Work through one body system before moving to the next.

Controls

Mouse click on a computer, or tap on a phone or tablet, to choose a part and place it. Everything is done with clicks and taps - no keyboard needed.