The Human Body - Subscription

Tinybop Inc.

About this app

Get a 7-day free trial! To play The Human Body (and more Tinybop apps), you must install the Tinybop Explorer's Pass.*

Learn anatomy and biology in an interactive model of the human body — the heart beats, guts gurgle, lungs breathe, the skin feels, and eyes see.

The Human Body is No. 1 in Tinybop’s Explorer’s Library. Each Explorer’s Library app lets kids explore the invisible and awesome wonders of STEM. Kids (and kids at heart!) ages 4+ develop foundational science literacy.

* HOW THE TINYBOP EXPLORER’S PASS WORKS
1. Install the Tinybop Explorer’s Pass.
2. Subscribe to start your 7-day free trial.
3. Install & play 6 Tinybop Explorer’s Library apps!

“The sound effects are both hilarious and compelling—the pulsing swoosh of the heart pumping is soothing, but the gassy squeaks coming from the digestive system are enough to send my kids into a fit of giggles.” — COOL MOM TECH

“What it all amounts to is a circuitous, engrossing tour through the human body—one that’s completely self-guided and unique to every user.” — WIRED

** THE HUMAN BODY FEATURES **
+ Explore eight interactive systems to learn human anatomy, including the skeletal, muscular, nervous, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, immune, and integumentary (skin) systems.
+ Discover detailed, interactive models of the heart, brain, eye, stomach, mouth, and much more.
+ Feed the body, make it run and breathe, assemble and pull apart a skeleton, see how the eye sees, watch sound vibrations travel through the ear canal, and more.
+ Learn new vocabulary with text labels in 57 languages.
+ Intuitive, safe, and kid-friendly design.
+ Original artwork and sound design.
+ Fun for the whole family—play together, learn together.
+ No rules or levels—curiosity is rewarded.

*FREE HANDBOOK*
Our expert-reviewed handbook is full of facts, interaction hints, and discussion questions to support learning in this app, in the classroom or at home. Download at: http://tinybop.com/handbooks.

*PRIVACY POLICY*
We take your and your child’s privacy very seriously. We do not collect or share personal information about your child, nor do we allow any third-party advertising.

When the camera, microphone, and other services are used within an app, your information is neither collected nor distributed outside of the app.

Read our complete privacy policy at http://www.tinybop.com/privacy.

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Ratings and reviews

I don’t think the Explorers Pass model is bad, necessarily, like many of the reviewers, though I do prefer the option to just buy an app outright, up front. It’s just less to keep track of. However only a few of the Tinybop apps available on iOS are on Android—maybe the Pass would be a better deal if all the apps were available. But the unavailability of so many of these apps on Android under any business model led me to just replacing my kid’s Android tablet with an iPad.

I really liked this app when I was a kid, but when i finally found it and redownloaded it you expect me to give you money? You can't even play the game without coughing up some money. Sure you get a 7-day free trial, but after that you have to pay! It used to all be free and it was a really fun way to learn when i was small. I wish it stayed that way. It sucks that you can't do anything without paying for it. I have to be honest, I'm disappointed.

In 2015, I was using this app to teach parents and children in indigenous parts of the Philippines about their health & body. Going back, the children loved the app because it was colorful and inviting. Unfortunatly, now less people get to learn from the app because it is no longer free. I would advice that the app creators partner with organizations to make this more accessible to people. It is such a loss for a great app.