Look. Name. Remember.
Get to know your bones.
Explore 22 bone targets in this fun, interactive app—with music to celebrate your learning!
Choose a button below:
Learn: Tap a bone name to see it light up. Explore each body region at your own pace.
Test Your Knowledge: Try three interactive games—Highlighted Bone, Bone Picture, and Drag & Match.
Save this as a mobile app
On your iPhone or iPad, open this page in Safari. Tap the Share arrow (use More if needed), then choose Add to Home Screen and tap Add. Open it from your Home Screen like an app!
Test Your Knowledge
Pick a challenge. Take your time.
Print labeled reference (PDF) · Print teacher practice worksheet (1-page PDF)
Choose a body region. Tap a name below or beside the skeleton.
Learn · Head & neck
Your original anatomy illustration
Front view · palms face forward
Getting ready…
Loading your bones…
Congrats, you got your third answer correct.
Play a celebration bone dance.
Drag & Match · Build your bone map
How to match: 1. Tap a bone name in the word bank. 2. Follow a blank slot’s line to its bone, then tap that slot to place the name. You can also drag a word onto a slot. 3. Get feedback right away: green means correct; red means try again. Tap a red slot with no bone selected to return its name to the word bank, or choose another bone to replace it. Use Check answers for a full review.
0 of 22 placed. Each word is used once.
Teacher numbering: 1–18 in front; 19–22 on the back. Use Phalanges twice: once for fingers and once for toes.
On a phone, tap Full skeleton / Zoom out to see all 22 slots across both views. Labels will be smaller. Tap Left slots, Skeleton, or Right slots to zoom back in. Your answers stay in place.
Tap & keyboard help
Tap or focus a word and press Enter or Space, then activate a numbered slot. Each slot has a location description for screen readers. Choose a filled slot with no word selected to return its word. Placing over a filled slot returns the old word to the bank. Escape cancels a selection or drag.
On a phone, swipe the worksheet sideways or use Left slots / Skeleton / Right slots. Scroll using the space around the words. While dragging, hold near a screen edge to scroll. You can also tap a word, scroll, then tap its slot.
22-bone study · Companion song
Original recording: 21 Bones: Head to Toe
Listen, sing, and connect the bone names to where they are in your body.
Make up your own bone dance: gently point to each body part as it is named. Think about how it helps you move or protects your body. Small seated movements count too!
Take the song along: listen together in the car and say the bone names out loud. Stay buckled in; save the dance for a safe space at home. An adult should set up playback before driving.
A companion to your supplied Suno song. Study and tests follow your teacher’s 22 labels. The original song uses older terms, including Cranium and Cervical vertebrae, and its original 21-bone title; use Skull and Vertebrae on your test. Spine is a separate target. The supplied recording and album art are unchanged.
Here's a full song to learn the music. Play it anytime you want
Listen to the full song
Open to load the player. Playback is always your choice.
Try a little choreography! Gently point to the body parts named in the song as you sing. Seated moves count, too.