Introduction
Spinal Cord
Brain
Neurons
Eating a cookie
100

What do we react to all the time?

Stimulus

100

What does the spinal cord look like?

A long rod of many nerves.

100

Where is the brain located?

Inside the skull. 

100

The brain cells are called what?

Neurons.

100

When you eat a cookie the brain acts in 4 steps. What is the first step?

The eye sends a message to the brain about where the cookie is located through a nerve. 

200

What are some examples of stimulus?

Loud noises, hot things, someone saying our name, etc. 

200

What is the spinal cord inside of? 

The spine. 

200

How big is your brain?

The size of two fists. 

200

How many neurons are in your brain?

Billions.

200

When you eat a cookie the brain acts in 4 steps. What is the second step?

The cerebrum thinks about the message and decided that you want to eat the cookie. 

300

What does the nervous system control?

Everything in our bodies

300

What organ is your spinal cord attached to?

The Brain. 

300

What is the largest part of the brain called that does the thinking, reasoning and stores your memory. 

Cerebrum. 

300

What is the main job of neurons?

To send and receive messages of other cells. 

300

When you eat a cookie the brain acts in 4 steps. What is the third step?

The cerebrum sends a message to the arm muscles so that it moves and picks up the cookie and puts it in your mouth. 

400

When the nervous system receives information, what does it do with that information?

It sends the messages back so we can respond

400

How many pairs of nerves branch off the spinal cord?

31 pairs. 

400

The base part of your brain controls involuntary muscles for breathing, digesting, coughing, etc. What is it called?

Medulla Oblongata.

400

What do we call a bunch of neurons?

Nerves.

400

When you eat a cookie the brain acts in 4 steps. What is the fourth step?

The jaw and tongue are controlled by the cerebrum, but saliva and peristalsis are controlled by the medulla oblongata. 

500

Each nerve branch from the spinal cord goes into smaller nerves, which allows what?

Every part of your body to be reached. 

500

The back part of the brain that is in charge of coordination, balance, walk, run is called?

Cerebellum.

500

How are messages sent from nerve cell to nerve cell along what?

A nerve.