Fit Bones to Body – Puzzle

Fit Bones to Body will lead you toward an instinctive knowledge of the major bones of the body. Build up, scan and whack the arm, leg and core. When that has been perfected, scan the entire skeleton and finally, whack Harold silly.game to learn anatomy of the skeleton and skeletal muscles. Students race against the clock to name the bone or muscle. Ignore the annoying into music, and the games beneath are well constructed, but challenging.This mission was born of frustration with what I saw as a lack of truly engaging material in the area of anatomy and also a frustration as a teacher catching students wasting class time playing games every time they were in a computer lab. The catch phrase "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" sums up the decision I made; to investigate the potential of these "pesky" little games to invigorate the delivery of anatomical material to the teenage audience.This game begins with a mesmerizing vocal beat that sounds sort of like a robotic Sean Paul You will be singing this song all day, I guarantee it.Fit Bones to Body will lead you toward an instinctive knowledge of the major bones of the body. Build up, scan and whack the arm, leg and core. When that has been perfected, scan the entire skeleton and finally, whack Harold silly.Difficulty: All major bone names. 10 years old and aboveTo advance you have to score 80% or higher. There is a nicely designed scoreboard that charts your progress. You are egged on by the robotic Sean Paul voice announcing the bone names for you. This is both amusing and infuriating as the voice can be hard to understand. When you progress to higher levels robotic Sean Paul is joined by a demonic chipmunk.One minor annoyance: phalanges is used for both your finger and toe bones. There's a written distinction ("(toe) phalanges") but the vocals don't distinguish between the two and you have to choose correctly or it's counted against you.Overall, I love this game! I can play it for hours and I'm really learning the bones.The first thing that hooked me on Poke-A-Muscle is its humor. I can't stop cracking up over the funny postures and feedback. Plus that little hand you use to poke Russell the Muscleman with makes me giggle. I have to admit I'm a sucker for visuals, and I love how this game looks. Fit Bones to Body is more engaging but I get sort of lost in time poking those pretty muscles!Description: Poke-A-Muscle is designed to help the learning of the major superficial muscles of the body. Hunt for muscles with an x-ray scanner and poke the right muscles with your finger. There are 10 stages in all that will challenge most students of anatomy.Overall, as a beginning gamer I'm thrilled with the simplicity of the controls. These games are easy to figure out how to play but they are challenging to beat! You will learn a lot while having fun. If you can think of a better way for a teacher to introduce students to human anatomy, bring it on! But I'm sure Whacky Harold and Russell the Muscleman will convince you otherwise.