In this video from Casey Henley at Michigan State University, you’ll learn three classroom activities to teach your students about their reaction times, how their brains map their bodies, and how to protect their brains from injuries.
To participate in these activities you will need:
- A ruler or yardstick (yardstick useful for younger participants)
- Paper
- Pencil or pen
- A paperclip
- Two glass jars (e.g. 16 oz mason jar)
- Two eggs (uncooked, in the shell)
- Two cups of water
- A partner
Download the Reaction Time Conversion Table
Download the Two-Point Discrimination Test Table
This video is a clip from the Brain Awareness Week Online webinar. Learn more about human and animal brain anatomy: Watch Full Webinar