Core 5 – Human Body STEM Educational Fast Paced Card Game (Standard Edition) for Ages 6+ | Fun Science Anatomy Learning Game for Kids, Teens & Families

Core 5 (Standard Edition) is a fast paced human body educational card game for ages 6+ that makes learning anatomy fun, active, and memorable. Designed for kids, teens, and families, this anatomy card game uses 56 unique cards to teach eight major organs through hands on gameplay instead of memorization. Players draw and discard cards to collect five matching organ cards and shout CORE 5, or activate Bonus Mode by collecting six cards and shouting CORE 6 for an added challenge. Each card teaches essential human body knowledge, including organ location, why the organ is important, what helps or hurts it, related medical and health professions, and fun human body facts. To test your CORE knowledge, the round winner asks an organ based question, and the first correct answer earns bonus points, keeping every round interactive and engaging. Perfect for family game night, classrooms, homeschooling, and educational gifts, Core 5 is a human body learning game for kids and families that turns anatomy education into fast, exciting play.

• Human Body Card Game: Core 5 is a fast, fun anatomy game for ages 6+ that teaches the human body through play
• 56 Unique Cards: Covers 8 organs with location, importance, what helps or hurts, related professions, and fun facts
• Exciting Gameplay: Collect 5 cards and shout CORE 5, or 6 cards in Bonus Mode
• Bonus Knowledge Rule: Winner asks an organ question; first correct answer earns points
• Family and Classroom Fun: Suitable for family game nights, homeschooling, classrooms, and educational gifts
• Educational Learning Through Play: Teaches essential human body knowledge including organ location, importance, and related medical professions through hands-on gameplay instead of memorization
• Interactive Engagement: Every round keeps players engaged with organ-based questions that test knowledge and award bonus points for correct answers