Customer Reviews

Somebody Board Game

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Well thought out, age appropriate, hands-on, challenging, yet understandable to the kids...everything I wanted! The colorful body parts and the stick-on pieces make learning about anatomy so much fun. This game will be used a lot in my house because it works for different-aged kids.

We used this game in our elementary homeschool as a follow up to what we studied in our textbook on the human body. Our kids had a great time with this game and actually learned more from it than the textbook study. They caught on better with this game to being able to identify the organs and names of each than they did during the entire unit of book work. This will add fun to your science class for sure and give the learning experience and boost! I would recommend this even for middle school age children that need a good review or first time study of the human body.

My children love playing this game! It is a wonderful hands-on way to learn about the internal organs and how they fit together inside the body. A few bones and muscles are included as well. Each child gets a blank body, with outlines of where the organs are to be placed, as well as page of static-cling "stickers" of the organs. Players take turns and try to be the first to correctly place all their organs on their body. Includes information about the organs' functions too.

I bought this for my five year old son with Aspergers. He is a medical/anatomy nut and this was so much fun for him, although he knew most of the information. He loved to quiz us on it though.

Our 7 year old has really enjoyed playing this game and remembering where the body parts go. I have enjoyed the educational factor and that it is helping her retain her knowledge.

I bought this game as a "hands on" approach for learning about the human body. I have three kids, ages 7,5, and 1. They LOVE it. The body cards are oversize for kids, the re-usable stickers are fun and stay "sticky," and the game can be played in different ways. So I can play with them with the included deck of cards, or they can play by themselves just putting body parts into place. (The 1-yr-old mostly just likes to stack/unstack the cards.) Highly recommend this game as a fun, interactive way to introduce kids to their internal systems.

I bought this when my kids were little and they played it all the time. Now my son is a senior in HS and anatomy is a snap... he still remembers playing this.