Brain Parts and Memory

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Brain diagram showing cerebrum, hippocampus, and cerebellum

🧠 Part 1: Brain Parts Knowledge

1. Which part of the brain controls thinking and learning?

Cerebrum

Hippocampus

Cerebellum

2. The hippocampus helps you:

Move your arms and legs

Make new memories

Feel emotions

3. When you learn to ride a bike, which brain part works hard to help with movement and coordination?

Cerebrum

Hippocampus

Cerebellum

4. Fill in the blanks:

Your brain is like a super _____________ where different parts have different jobs. The _____________ helps you think, the _____________ helps you remember, and the _____________ helps you move.

5. Which brain parts are involved when you remember where you put your backpack? (Check all that apply)

Cerebrum (for thinking about it)

Hippocampus (for remembering)

Cerebellum (for movement to get it)

💭 Part 2: Memory and Learning

6. Describe how your brain helps you learn something new, like a friend's phone number. Use the words: cerebrum, hippocampus.

7. Give an example of when your cerebellum is working hard:

8. Why is it important to understand how our brain works?

🎨 Part 3: Brain Boost Activity

9. Draw and label a simple picture of the brain showing the three main parts we learned about:

10. Create your own "Brain Boost" tip for helping your brain remember new information:

My Brain Boost Tip: To help my brain remember, I will ________________________________

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Brain Parts and Memory

Brain Parts and Memory

🧠 Part 1: Brain Parts Knowledge

💭 Part 2: Memory and Learning

🎨 Part 3: Brain Boost Activity

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