Muscles for Kids

Find out how the main muscles in your body work, and interactively learn fascinating facts about the musculoskeletal system. Muscles for Kids is aimed at children aged 7 to 14, and can be used at home and in the classroom. It’s the latest title in the Isygames series of educational apps about the human body, comprising the popular D. Bones, The Amazing Digestive Journey and Heart and Lungs Lab.

Muscles for Kids is divided into three parts, each playing a specific educational role:
- A school-level anatomy atlas showing the main muscles of the musculoskeletal system and their functions.
- A test module that lets students self-test their learning progress.
- An interactive module that explains the basic concepts underlying muscle function.

All graphics and texts are aimed at children, but this does not detract from the rigor of the content:
- The drawings of muscles are anatomically accurate, but attractive to all ages.
- The texts have been written with schoolchildren in mind.

In addition to the basic facts about the musculoskeletal system, the app provides cross-sectional educational information, such as tips about doing sport and looking after your health.

As parents ourselves, we are concerned about our kids' online safety. That's why Muscles for Kids fulfills all security and privacy requirements:
- Does not collect or share any personal data.
- Does not contain any ads.
- Does not contain In App Purchases.
- Does not contain Social Network Integration.
- Includes an external link to our Website hidden under a parental gate.

About us
Isygames is an educational technology developer that creates innovative and engaging science learning apps for children. A team of parents, teachers, publishers, and medical professionals, Isygames designs educational apps that focus on rigorous content while adding playful learning games that make education more enjoyable. Ideal for classroom use, Isygames game-based learning apps include texts written by education professionals and tests for checking a learner’s progress.