About Learning the Body Activity
In Learning the Body, you choose a character and then help label their body. The picture shows arrows that point to different parts, and at the bottom you see a row of word tags. You grab a tag, slide it to the body, and drop it where you think it belongs. If you drop it in the wrong place, the little box turns red. When you find the right spot, it turns green and stays there.
Each time you get a label right, a small window pops up. It tells you what that part does. You might read that the lungs help you breathe or that bones hold you up. You close the window and move on to the next label. This pattern repeats, so you get a mix of dragging, reading, and thinking. It feels like a soft quiz that gives you the answer in a friendly way.
The game has three main sections. One section shows the outside of the body. One section shows the bones. One section shows the inside organs. You clear each section by placing all the labels in the right spots. The controls are simple, and you do not need to rush. Learning the Body helps you see how many parts work together inside one person.