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Our Brains
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Our Brain Games
Hunter,Scott,Christina,Krystin, and I made a
brain game called the Brain Gain. This game is supposed to
teach the students in our class about the many wonders of the
human brain. It was extremely hard. The hardest part was thinking
of all the trivia questions. Our group worked well together
so we could finish it in time. Thank goodness. One of our easier
problems were: How many cells does your brain have? The answer
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Brain Field Trip
In the begriming of December, our class went
on a fun and exciting brain field trip. We learned how the
brain works and what the brain "sees". We discovered
that in our adolescent years, we lose about 5 brain cells a
year. Amazingly, that's enough to make your judgment horrible. |
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Brain Demos
We were lucky enough to be able to see a real
human brain. Ms. Belnap from Tripler hospital was nice enough
to bring a brain to our school. we learned that your brain
is mostly gray matter and white matter, and your brain is extremely
squishy.(we got to touch it) The most fascinating fact that
she told us was how you smell. The answer is, out of something
that looked like cartilage. The cartilage looked like a fork.
I enjoyed it so much. |
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The purpose of the project is that we had to
make a page for a book to help you get through Middle school.
We chose various stages in adolescence and wrote about how we
could deal with them. It was extremely fun yet it took a longer
time to finish than I thought it would. I think this book will
help me in understanding what I am about to go through in Middle
school. |
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