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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 16, 2014
  • August 10, 2015

Features

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About

Learn the names and locations of human bones by assembling a skeleton. This app highlights scientific names, displays visual cues, and features charming animations to boost vocabulary and spatial perception skills. It's designed for interactive, educational fun.

Interactive skeleton assembly
Display of scientific bone names
Light-up positioning cues
Charming animation
Vocabulary building
Spatial perception skills
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What's New in Napoleon Bone Apart

1.5.5

August 10, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. -64-bit support -Fixed rare text bug

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User reviews

No sound

There is no sound, there is a setting to adjust music but there is no music or sound of any kind. Please fix

Where's the sound?

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.

Seriously?

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.

Very fun!

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

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FAQ

What is Napoleon Bone Apart?

Napoleon Bone Apart is an educational app designed to teach users the names and locations of human bones. It uses interactive assembly and visual cues to build vocabulary and spatial perception skills.

How does Napoleon Bone Apart teach anatomy?

The app guides users to assemble a skeleton by highlighting positioning cues and displaying the scientific names of each bone. Users hear the scientific names pronounced and see them displayed as bones click into place.

What skills does Napoleon Bone Apart help develop?

Napoleon Bone Apart helps develop skills in anatomy, vocabulary, visual perception, spatial perception, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills.

Is Napoleon Bone Apart suitable for young children?

Yes, Napoleon Bone Apart has an age rating of 4+ and is designed to be engaging and educational for young learners interested in the human body.

What devices does Napoleon Bone Apart support?

Napoleon Bone Apart is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

Does Napoleon Bone Apart have ads?

No, Napoleon Bone Apart does not contain third-party advertising, providing an uninterrupted learning experience.

How often is Napoleon Bone Apart updated?

The latest version of Napoleon Bone Apart is 1.5.5, which was last updated on August 10, 2015. Updates are not frequent.

What is the price of Napoleon Bone Apart?

Napoleon Bone Apart is a paid app, available for $1.99.