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Submitted by NeuroKids (guest) on Sat, 05/03/2008 - 10:26am.

Hi! My name is Shennendoah. I am 12. My brother, Bo Erik (he's 9) and I made a website to teach kids what we learn about the brain called www.neurokids.org. We think learning about the brain is fun. We made a program at our school called Week of the Brain and a lot of kids liked it but mostly they think it is important.

Do you have good suggestions or games or activities that we can do and share with our friends at school? We did Stroop and illusions and some water adaptation and stuff like that. We did neurons in playdough and made posters and labeled the brain but we want to do more fun games and stuff that is more fun than just learning new facts and words.

Can you help us give more materials to our school? What is brain layer curiculom?

Bye for now,
Shennendoah

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