Napoleon Bone Apart

Get down to some bare-bones learning! Sure, the knee bone’s connected to the thigh bone, and the toe bone’s connected to the foot bone, but what are those bones really called? With this fun Napoleon Bone Apart app, build vocabulary and knowledge of the human skeleton. It also highlights the size and shape of each bone, boosting visual and spatial perception skills. Watch the highlighted cues, and put together Napoleon, the friendly skeleton, from a pile of bones. Hear the bones click into place, as the scientific name is pronounced and displayed. When Napoleon is complete, watch him dance a little jig!

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Education	$1.99	School Zone Publishing	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Features:
• Light-up positioning cues
• Display of scientific names of bones
• Charming animation

Skills: anatomy; vocabulary; visual perception; spatial perception; hand-eye coordination; fine motor skills

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Reviews

Where's the sound?
denizzle1

My daughter gets bothered when the app doesn't have sound. I check the game settings to find the music turned all the way up. Please fix your game.

Very fun!
cooHwip

I love the sound effects and music. Good for learning the bones in the body!

Seriously?
razor.usmc

The word Sacrum is completely mispronounced. So basic, how could you mess it up? The skeleton is just bad. Wish it was a medical skeleton versus a Halloween skeleton. I love School Zone but this needs some work.