Science game • Free sample
Body Court:Health Mysteries
Find the clues. Catch the lying organ. Shout OBJECTION! A detective game where learners solve health mysteries about the human body and learn the healthy habits that help.
Find the clues. Catch the lying organ.
The free sample has Case 1: The Tired Kid. Works on phones, tablets and laptops.
▶ Play the free sample Opens in a new tab. Come back here for a quick detective quiz after you play.Watch the gameplay
See Body Court in action.
A quick look at investigating Paolo's day, catching a lying organ in court and closing the case.
What learners practice
Think like a body detective.
Learners don't just memorize what each organ does. They use evidence to figure out what went wrong in the body, then learn the habits that fix it.
Collect the clues
Run and jump through the patient's day. Bump the clue blocks, dodge the germs and grab malunggay leaves.
Hear the organs
The organs take the stand. Tap HOLD IT! to make a witness tell you more.
Catch the lie
When a statement doesn't match the evidence, shout OBJECTION! and present the clue that proves it.
Close the case
Answer Judge Brain's questions, then learn the healthy habits that help the patient.
All 9 cases
Nine patients. Nine mysteries.
Three cases at home and school, three in the barangay and three on Sports Day. Every case has a new patient, new witnesses and new clues.
A learner who has caught the lying organ remembers the lesson. Once they've proven that "Paolo eats lots of iron" isn't true, they won't forget why iron matters.
Interactive practice
Be the detective right here.
Two activities about the free case. Pick one, answer for instant feedback, or print the activity to answer on paper.
Catch the Lying Organ
Printing opens just this activity in a new tab, not the whole blog post. Your answers are not sent or saved.
Health Detectives Worksheet
Three pages to use before or after playing, with an answer key for teachers and parents. Prints on short bond paper.
- Solve the case files: name the illness and body system
- Catch the lying organ with evidence
- Prescribe a healthy habit
- Teamwork in the big race: put the body's steps in order
Five steps.
- Tap Play the free sample. The game opens in a new tab.
- Choose Lino or Saya, tap PLAY, then pick Case 1.
- Investigate: run and jump to bump all 5 clue blocks, then go to the door.
- In court: use ◀ ▶ to read each statement. Tap HOLD IT! to hear more.
- Tap OBJECTION! and present the clue that proves a statement wrong. Then answer the verdict questions.
Phone: tap ◀ ▶ and JUMP. Computer: arrow keys and Space. A wrong objection costs a heart, and 5 malunggay leaves buy a hint.
For parents and teachers
Before and after you play.
Before: ask learners what they think happens to the body when we skip vegetables or don't drink enough water.
After: ask them which clue proved the organ wrong and why. Then ask them to name one iron-rich food they would add to their own lunch, and use the worksheet to check what they learned.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
- What is Body Court?Body Court is a free detective game about the human body by Teacher Abi of Aral Tayo PH. Learners investigate a patient's day to collect clues, then go to court, catch the organ that is not telling the truth, and shout OBJECTION! Each case ends with the healthy habits that help.
- What health topics does Body Court cover?The full game has 9 cases about common health problems and the body systems behind them, including anemia, dehydration, constipation, asthma, dengue, diarrhea, weak bones and muscle cramps, plus a final case on how the body systems work together. The free sample has Case 1: The Tired Kid.
- What grade level is Body Court for?Body Court suits Grades 4 to 6 science and health, and the final case also fits Grade 8 lessons on how the body systems work together. Younger learners can play with a parent or teacher reading along.
- Does Body Court work on phones?Yes. It works in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops, with big on-screen buttons for running, jumping and objecting. The full version also works offline.
- Is the Body Court worksheet free?Yes. The 3-page printable worksheet has case files to solve, a catch-the-lying-organ activity, healthy habits and a body teamwork activity, plus an answer key. It prints on short bond or letter paper.
Full version
Want all 9 cases?
The full Body Court is part of Aral Tayo PH Science Pack 1. Message Teacher Abi to get it.
Still confused about the human body? Book a session with Teacher Abi →
Body Court is an Aral Tayo PH game • Science and health practice • Original pixel art by Aral Tayo PH
