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BRAIN

PARTS,
PROCESSESE
S AND
FUNCTIONS
BRAIN
PARTS,
PROCESSESE
S AND
FUNCTIONS
HOW DOES
OUR BRAIN
WORK?
Skull protects our
The brain isbrain
the most
complex
organ in the
human body
WHAT IS THE ROLE
OF THE BRAIN?

It controls memory,
thoughts, emotions,
motor skills, breathing,
body temperature, touch
and many more bodily
processes.
body movement

emotions
memor
y
intellectual
regulate senses activities
Cerebrum receives information
from the thalamus
responsible for
growth and
development
regulates digestive
processes
regulates emotions that affect
blood temperature and blood
pressure
balance

posture

movements
it composes
nerve fibers that
carries signals to
and from all
parts of the
body
breathing, heart rate,
safety and survival wake, and sleep
cycles
responsible for receiving and
processing information also in initiating
a response from the processed
information in the brain.
PARTS OF THE
CEREBRAL CORTEX

Frontal
lobe
Parietal
lobe
Occipital
lobe
Temporal
lobe
1 - FRONTAL LOBE

The frontal lobe controls


important cognitive skills
such as judgement,
speech, learning,
reasoning, problem
solving and memory.
2 - PARIETAL LOBE
The parietal lobe
organizes sensory
information from
various body parts. It
processes sensations
such as touch,
temperature and pain
which gives us self-
perception.
3 - OCCIPITAL LOBE

The occipital lobe


helps us recognize
and understand what
we see, by processing
visual information
from our eyes.
4 - TEMPORAL
LOBE
The temporal lobe is
linked with memory
and recalling past
experiences. It also
helps us understand
the meaning of words
and linking words to
objects.
INTERESTING BRAIN
FACTS
The brain triples in An adult brain
size during the first produces enough
year of life and power to light a 25-
stops growing at the watt light bulb
age of 18.

The largest brain on


Earth belongs to a A massive 75% of
sperm whale and the brain is made
weighs 20 pounds. up of water.
LABE
L THE
BRAIN
List down words you remember about
the parts of the brain, its functions and
processes. Complete the organizer by
also explaining your favorite part of the
brain.
Rank 1 to 5 the following characteristics
that best describe you, where 1 is the
highest and 5 is the lowest. Reflect on
your experiences and practices as a
person in improving your thoughts,
feelings, and behavior.
I
AM...

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