Controls all functions of the body THE BRAIN PARTS OF THE BRAIN Frontal Lobe: Planning Movement speech Pituitary Gland: Influences growth Temporal Lobe:

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Controls all functions of the body THE BRAIN

PARTS OF THE BRAIN Frontal Lobe: Planning Movement speech Pituitary Gland: Influences growth Temporal Lobe: Senses Hypothalamus: Maintains Homeostasis Pituitary Gland: Influences growth Spinal Cord: Transmits signals Cerebellum: Motor Movement Occipital Lobe: Vision, Emotion, Memory Fornix: Emotion Parietal Lobe: Touch, pressure, pain

 Neurons  Your brain contains billions of cells call Neurons  Transmit electrical signals over great distances  Travel incredibly fast  Average brain weighs 8 pounds  About the size of your two fists put together  Controls many body functions  Movement  Blood pressure / heart rate  Temperature  Breathing  Collects any and all information from every part of the body BRAIN FACTS

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