The Brain

By David Paffenholz and Felix

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 Index
 Slide one:
Cerebrum, thalamus
and cerebellum.
 Slide two:
The brain stem
 Slide three: Lobes
 Slide four:
Hypothalamus and pit
uitary gland
Cerebellum thalamus cerebrum
cerebrum

 The cerebrum controls speech,

intelligents, memory and
emotion. For example: if you
remember something the
cerebrum remembered it.
 The cerebellum coordinates your
movement and balance. cerebellum

 The thalamus coordinates smell

and touch.
 The brain stem
 The midbrain communicates
with your nerve system.
 The Pons send messages
through your body.
 The medulla and oblongata
regulates vital functions such
as heart beat and breathing.
 The spinal cords connects the
brain to the body and controls
nerves.
 The lobes
 The frontal lobes are used for thinking,
imagining, planning and reasoning.
 The parietal lobes are processing
messages.
 The occipital lobes are used for visual
sight.
 The temporal lobe processes herring.
 Hypothalamus and pituitary gland
Pituitary gland
 The hypothalamus
regulates functions
such as sleeping
patterns.
 The pituitary gland
produces hormones.
 Hormones are special
chemicals that make
your body do things.
The end