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Brain Project. Group Project with 3-5 people in a group of your choosing (within hour groups) Create a model of the brain including the parts and areas.

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1 Brain Project

2 Group Project with 3-5 people in a group of your choosing (within hour groups) Create a model of the brain including the parts and areas of the brain. Give a creative presentation detailing the function of the * items of the brain. 5-6 minutes maximum

3 Brain Project Parts of the BrainAreas of the Brain *ThalamusFrontal Lobe *HypothalamusTemporal Lobe *HippocampusOccipital Lobe *CerebellumParietal Lobe *Reticular Activating System*Wernicke's Area *Pons*Broca's Area *Medulla *Spinal Cord *Corpus Callosum *Cerebrum *Midbrain

4 Brain Project The grading for the project will entail being evaluated on a ten point scale in each of the following categories: Informative Understandable Creative Brain Model Overall Evaluation

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