Science game • Free sample
Bio Bump:Body Systems
Jump, bump, and learn how your body works. A retro arcade game for reviewing the human body systems, with a short explanation after every answer.
Run, jump, bump the right answer.
The free sample has the Circulatory and Respiratory systems, 7 questions per round. Works on phones, tablets and laptops.
▶ Play the free sample Opens in a new tab.Watch the gameplay
See Bio Bump in action.
A quick look at a real round, including what happens when you pick the wrong block.
What learners practice
Know the organs. Know the jobs.
Our bodies are made of systems: groups of organs that work together to do one important job. Bio Bump helps learners remember what each one does and how they help each other.
Name the organs
Match the heart, lungs and kidneys to the system they belong to.
Know their jobs
From pumping blood to sending messages to the brain.
See how they connect
Like the lungs and heart delivering oxygen to your muscles.
Build healthy habits
Connect sleep, water and exercise to a healthy body.
Quick review
The body systems at a glance.
Each system has its own job, but no system works alone.
When you run, you breathe faster and your heart beats faster. The respiratory system brings in more oxygen, and the circulatory system rushes it to your muscles. Two systems, one job.
Body Systems Worksheet
Three pages to use before or after playing, with an answer key for teachers and parents. Prints on short bond paper.
- Match the organ to its body system
- Fill in the blanks with a word bank
- Think and explain: systems working together
- Healthy habits table
Five steps.
- Tap Play the free sample. The game opens in a new tab.
- Tap PLAY, then choose Circulatory or Respiratory.
- Read the question and the four answers, A to D.
- Move under the right block and jump to bump it from below.
- Read the explanation, then tap NEXT.
Phone: use the ◀ ▶ and JUMP buttons. Computer: arrow keys and space bar. Turn on Practice on the title screen so learners don't lose lives.
For parents & teachers
Before and after you play.
Before: ask learners to name one organ they know and guess which system it belongs to.
After: ask them to explain one thing they learned from the explanations, like why the heart beats faster when we exercise. Then use the worksheet to check understanding.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
- What is Bio Bump?Bio Bump is a free retro arcade game for reviewing the human body systems. Learners move under the block with the right answer and jump to bump it, then read a short explanation after every question.
- Which body systems does Bio Bump cover?The full game covers the circulatory, respiratory, digestive, musculoskeletal, excretory, integumentary, nervous and reproductive systems, plus an All Systems stage on how the systems work together. The free sample includes the circulatory and respiratory systems.
- What grade level is Bio Bump for?The core questions suit upper elementary learners studying the human body. Turning on Challenge questions adds harder topics, such as nephrons, villi and neurons, for older learners.
- Does Bio Bump work on phones?Yes. It works in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops, with on-screen buttons for moving and jumping. The full version also works offline.
- Is the body systems worksheet free?Yes. The 3-page printable worksheet has matching, fill-in-the-blank, short-answer and healthy-habits activities, plus an answer key. It prints on short bond paper.
Full version
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