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Science Museum: Your Brain

 This online exhibit on the brain for the Science Museum covers a variety of brain-related subjects including how the brain works, what the brain does, how the brain grows, language, memory, and more. This site seems to be never-ending with topics, subtopics, pictures, drawings, and easy to understand information. Do you have a question about emotions? Find out what part of your brain controls your emotions and read about problems with extreme emotions. Do you want to know what happens in your brain when you are asleep? Learn about dreaming, sleep cycles, the amount of sleep you need, and how you know it’s time to sleep. There’s a reason there is so much information. Your brain is responsible for everything you do.http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/exhibitions/brain/index.asp

NIEHS: Riddles and Brain Teasers

 Give your brain a jump start with this array of riddles and brain teasers sure to sharpen your problem-solving skills. Filled with riddles, number games, rebus puzzles, and brain teasers, this site is sure to offer fun. But it offers much more than that. Follow the links to learn more about the brain and how it works, and find out about stream pollution and frog deformities when you play the frog leap game. You won’t be frustrated trying to figure out the answers because they are all provided, but no cheating by checking out the answers first.Brain teasers

kids.niehs.nih.gov/games/riddles/index.htm

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