Body Atlas
Name the body's parts on a schematic figure, then trace a pathway — blood, food, or a nerve signal — step by step through the right system.
How to play
Two modes share one figure. In Label, a part lights up and you pick its name from the options. In Trace Pathway, you order the steps a flow takes through the body, one stop at a time.
- Label: identify the highlighted organ or bone; the quiz adapts to drill the ones you miss.
- Trace Pathway: choose the next correct stop until the whole pathway is complete.
- Build streaks of correct answers for a higher score.
- Score reflects accuracy, speed, and your best streak.
Controls
- Desktop: click the answer options and the mode/Daily/Practice buttons.
- Phone & tablet: tap options and buttons — fully touch-enabled.
Game modes
- Label and Trace Pathway, each in Daily (shared seed) or Practice (random).
Tips & strategy
- Lean into the adaptive drilling — the parts you miss come back more often, so learn them deliberately.
- In Trace Pathway, think in terms of the system's direction of flow rather than guessing the nearest part.
What you'll learn
Body Atlas teaches human anatomy — naming the parts and tracing the body's systems — through an adaptive quiz.
- Skills: human anatomy, body systems, naming parts
- Best for: roughly grades 5–10 (ages 10–16)
- For parents & teachers: anatomy through adaptive quizzing.
About Body Atlas
Body Atlas teaches human anatomy — naming parts and tracing the body's systems — through an adaptive quiz. It is an original, free browser game built in-house.
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