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Make a Brain Hat. You can make your very own brain hat to help you see what the different parts of our brain look like. If you have a printer, print out this Brain Hat template. If you don't have a printer, or if you prefer, you can draw the brain hat template, or simply turn up your computer brightness, put a piece of paper over your screen ...
The CNU Neuroscience Club gives you step by step instructions on how to make a brain hat.
Cut out both sides of the brain hat, including the little pieces in the corners called the cerebellum. Make sure a grown up can help you with the scissors! Use your crayons to color each lobe of the brain the same color on both sides.
Brain Hemisphere Hat. This is the “world-famous” Brain Hat. This humble little hat has been distributed around the world (even at some large science museums) and has been translated into many different languages. FOR BRAIN HAT in other languages, scroll to the bottom of the page.
30 Σεπ 2024 · These supersized brain hats allow visitors to literally step inside a brain, creating memorable experiences that spark curiosity about neuroscience. As for the future of brain hat technology and design, the sky’s the limit.
Learn more about your brain, its parts and what they do, by building a brain Cerebrum hat! The brain is an amazing organ that controls everything our body does. Researchers use the magnetic fields in MRIs to image the different parts of our brains.
BRAIN HEMISPHERE HAT. Target age group: ages 8-13 (but used around the world for all ages including adults!) Time needed: at least 20 minutes for assembly (allow 30 minutes for younger students) plus any additional time you want to spend on coloring and/or labeling. What you will need:
