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    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. They study
    our brain cells, how those cells connect, and all the important functions they make
    happen.

    The cerebrum is the largest part of the brain, and the one this activity focuses on. It’s
    divided into two halves: the right and left hemispheres. While you make the hat, pay
    attention to the different functions the parts of your cerebrum are in charge of.

    Materials
    Cerebrum Hat printout (see pages 2 &3) For adult size,
    print normally. For child size, click on "shrink oversize
    pages" when printing.
    Coloring materials such as crayons, colored pencils
    Scissors
    Clear tape or glue stick

    Instructions
    1. Color and cut out both hemispheres, around the
    outside edge.
    2. Label the back to indicate the left and right
    hemispheres.
    3. On each half, cut a slit on the dashed lines along the
    large outside curve.
    4. At each slit, pull the dashed line to the neighboring
    solid line and secure it with tape or glue. As you do this
    you will be creating a rounded half-moon shape.
    5. After you create each rounded half, turn them over and
    connect them with tape or glue along the large curving
    edges. Work your way along that seam, inch by inch,
    matching and taping each section as you go.
    6. Put the hat on with the Occipital Lobe section on the
    back of your head.

    Find more hands-on activities at NationalMagLab.org/Magnet Academy

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