Build a Body: Biology Systems

About this app

Build-a-Body: In this gutsy educational game learn about the human body's major organ systems. Now includes both the male and female builds at no cost. Build different cell types. Animal anatomy. Plant anatomy. And More. Piece together the human skeleton. Master the systems. Beat the clock. Climb to the top of the leader board. Have fun learning about Biology. Play with friends or your whole class. Thank you to the millions of users and fans for all the amazing feedback. The Spongelab team has been working hard to keep improving the ‘Build-a-Body’ project and all of our learning resources on spongelab.com. Let us know what you think! Build On! Choose components from the parts tray. Drag and drop them into the correct position. Once all the systems are complete, assemble them into a complete organism/cell to win. Connect with your free Spongelab.com account to compete on the leader board. Earn bonus credits and points that can be redeemed on Spongelab.com, and gain access to hundreds of free educational science games.

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. General bug fixes! Build-a scores are now visible on Spongelab.com when you connect your Spongelab account. Thank you too all our "Build-a" builders for your amazing feedback. The Spongelab team is working hard to keep bring you the best learning technologies. New in version 3.0 Completely redesigned user interface. Added support for single login with your Spongelab account Integrates with lessons, classes, and reports on Spongelab.com Updated points and time-trial modes Both male and female forms are now included at no cost in the base build Added in-app purchase for the following systems Added frog anatomy Added fish anatomy Added worm anatomy Added tomato plant anatomy and development Added soybean anatomy and development Added maple tree anatomy and development Added maple tree anatomy comparison across four seasons Added corn anatomy and development Added animal cell anatomy Added plant cell anatomy Added fungal cell anatomy Added bacterial cell anatomy

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1. First observed Aug 19, 2026 · 8:51 PM Free