iPhone Giveaway of the Day - My Incredible Body

Wouldn’t it be cool to look inside yourself and see what was going on in there? With My Incredible Body, you can!

* Zoom inside a skeleton, muscles, organs, nerves, and blood vessels to learn where everything is and how everything works.
* Take rocket rides through the human body to experience how blood flows, how messages travel to and from your brain, and where food goes after you eat it. You can even stop and look around!
* Learn how the skull bones fit together, what the busiest muscle in your body is, and other cool facts like how the iris got its name!
* Watch short movies that show you how you breathe, how your muscles work together, and how you are able to hear!

By the time you’re finished, you’ll be well on your way to becoming an anatomy rock star!

Hey parents, here’s what you need to know:

My Incredible Body creates a learning experience that appeals to the natural curiosity of kids. It’s designed for experimentation, experience, and discovery.

And best of all, it’s really fun to use!

Medically accurate 3D models and animations of anatomical structures are the hallmark of My Incredible Body. Content includes coverage of the following:

Brain and nerves
Digestion
Lungs and air
Bones of the skeleton
Kidneys and urine
Seeing, hearing, and smelling
Muscles
Circulation and the heart

Content is served in a variety of ways to help kids learn about the human body.

* Immersive 3D models allow kids to see inside the body, identify organs and other anatomical structures, and learn amazing facts about how the body works.
* Kids can use their fingertips on their iPad or iPhone to virtually “dissect” 3D models. They can rotate and zoom in and out to see what their insides look like and how the structures work together.
* Kids can read and hear fun facts about each anatomical structure—either as a guided tour or a self-guided exploration.
* Kids can virtually fly through the different body systems.
* Short animations provide engaging explanations of the body’s functions.