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Name Date Source: http://www.mayoclinic.org/brain-lobes/img-20008887 Check out the Disco Brain video on the Awesome Sauce channel. Learn More About Your Brain! Facts: ? • The frontal lobe controls problem-solving, feeling emotions, and movement. • The parietal lobe controls the senses such as taste, temperature, touch, and pain. • The temporal lobe helps with memory and hearing. • The occipital lobe helps with vision. Parietal Lobe Occipital Lobe Temporal Lobe Frontal Lobe Choosing to put on a coat when you’re cold. Startling when you hear a loud sound. Crying at a sad movie. Deciding what to eat for breakfast. Knowing your times tables. Seeing flashing lights of a police car. Looking at art in a museum. Liking sour candy but not sweet candy. Read the facts about the different lobes, or sections, of the brain. Then, cut out and tape or glue each activity below the lobe that controls it.

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Page 1: Le˜rn More About Your Br˜in! - GoNoodle...Le˜rn More About Your Br˜in!? F˜cts: • The frontal lobe controls problem-solving, feeling emotions, and movement. • The parietal

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Source: http://www.mayoclinic.org/brain-lobes/img-20008887

Check out the Disco Brain video on the Awesome Sauce channel.Learn More About Your Brain!

Facts:?• The frontal lobe controls problem-solving, feeling emotions, and movement.• The parietal lobe controls the senses such as taste, temperature, touch, and pain. • The temporal lobe helps with memory and hearing.• The occipital lobe helps with vision.

Parietal Lobe

Occipital Lobe

Temporal Lobe

Frontal Lobe

Choosing to put on a coat when you’re cold.Startling when you hear a loud sound.Crying at a sad movie.Deciding what to eat for breakfast.

Knowing your times tables.Seeing �ashing lights of a police car.Looking at art in a museum.Liking sour candy but not sweet candy.

Read the facts about the di�erent lobes, or sections, of the brain. Then, cut out and tape or glue each activity below the lobe that controls it.