Free Printable Brain Hat (Brain Hemisphere Template)

Published:
August 28, 2017

Carrie Fernandez

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Looking for a fun way to study the brain with your kids in homeschool? Learn about the brain and see where everything is located with this printable brain hat

Free Printable Brain Hemisphere Hat

Brain Hemisphere Hat

This is so creative and your kids are going to love putting it together as a fun and educational craft.

Why is the brain so interesting?

The brain is one of the most complex and interesting organs in the human body. It is made up of billions of neurons that send messages so that your body can complete different tasks. It communicates through our spinal cord to the different parts of the body.

The brain is the most important organ in our body and we be able to live if it wasn’t functioning. It allows us to move around, to think and make decisions, to feel emotion and to store memories. Our brain is more powerful and can store more than the biggest super computer ever created.

Different Parts of the Brain

There are two different parts of the brain. Our brain is divided into the left brain and the right brain. You may have heard of right brain and left brain learners and may notice the difference in personalities in your own children.

There is a concept from a study done in the 1960’s that the left brain controls more logical, analytical and objective thinkers. While the right brain is creative, thoughtful, artsy and emotional.

New modern research science shows that each side works together and one is not more powerful than the other, though some people just show stronger traits than others.

Fun Brain Facts

  • The brain is not fully developed until you are 25 years old.
  • A human brain is made up of 60% fat.
  • Our brain’s storage capacity is unlimited. More storage than a super computer.
  • The human brain weighs 3 pounds.
  • A brain can generate enough power to power up a lightbulb.
  • Headaches are caused by a chemical reaction in your brain and the muscles in your neck.
  • Dreams prove that our brain is still working even when we are asleep.

Free Brain Hemisphere Hat

Looking for a fun way to study the brain? How about this free, printable Brain Hemisphere Hat? After teaching your children about the brain, they will have a lot of fun creating their very own brain hat.

The different lobes are mapped out on the paper hat and will spark your child’s interest into what each lobe is responsible for. We love incorporating crafts and hands-on learning into our homschool.

It’s available in color as well as black and white so that your child can color it in. It was created with ages 10 to 14 in mind, but all ages have gotten a kick out of learning with it! Assembly instructions are included.

Since you are cutting it out yourself, you should be able to customize the hat sizes for different sized heads. Once completed this is an actual hat that you can wear on your heard. This would be a lot of fun for an end of unit science or human body party for your kids.

brainhat

Materials needed to make the Brain Hemisphere Hat:

The download is available in color as well as black and white so that your child can color it in. It was created with ages 10 to 14 in mind, but all ages have gotten a kick out of learning with it.

Assembly instructions are included and it can be downloaded in many different languages as well.

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