65: Free Online Anatomy Games
Free Online Anatomy Games for Your Homeschool
Studying the human body is a lot more memorable when kids can label, drag, build, and quiz their way through it. These free online anatomy games are a great way to reinforce a life-science or health unit, prep for a test, or let a curious kid explore how the body works — no worksheets required.
How to Use Them
- Pair with your science curriculum — play a game covering the system you’re studying (skeletal, muscular, circulatory, and so on).
- Review before a test — labeling games are perfect for locking in vocabulary.
- Let older students go deeper — many work well for high school biology and anatomy credits.
Are they free? Yes — every game below is free to play.
Here are the online anatomy games mentioned in the podcast.These games were shared with me by the authors of 3 of FundaFunda Academy’s anatomy unit studies. And right now until 15th January, you can get 50% off all their regular-priced web-based unit studies with code JAN2020
Golden Hour Game
Be part of a medical response team to someone with a head injury and learn about the brain.
Code Fred: Survival Mode This is a game that teaches about the endocrine system and how our bodies react to danger.
Time Zone X: Immune System – Put in the correct order various historical events related to the immune system
Whack a Bone – players first progress through 3 levels which get progressively harder to identify and “whack” the bones.
Poke a Muscle – this is similar to Whack a Bone but relates to muscles.
Not quite as fun as these last two, but the game at Realbodywork covers the organs of the body – It is basically just a “match up” game. Similarly Purpose games has a number of games where you get a list of items and must click on the correct location in the body.
Digestix – this is a cool game about the digestive system
Solve the Outbreak – this is a game created by the CDC about diseases and epidemics.
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