This is the biggest part of the brain. There are two halves of the cerebrum – one on each side of your head. It’s your cerebrum that tells you how to move when you play sports or dance.

It is also the home of your memory and logic. The cerebrum also helps you with reasoning and making decisions.

The cerebellum is much smaller than the cerebrum. It controls your muscles, movement, and coordination. Without it, you wouldn’t be able to stand upright, balance, or move.

It also helps us to learn how to do things with our bodies so that we no longer have to think about them. If you’ve learnt how to ride a bike, your cerebellum is storing all of the information so that each time you get on a bike isn’t like the first, wobbly time. So it is a very important part of the brain!

The brain stem is also known as the medulla. It connects your brain to the spinal cord. It controls lots of involuntary muscles and processes. For example, the brain stem keeps your heart beating to move blood around your body. It also tells your stomach to digest your food to give you energy.
The brain stem also receives all of the information sent from nerves in the rest of the body. 

If you do some exercises  a few times a week, means new brain cells are born in your head. You will be able  to concentrate and remember things better. 

These processes are critical for our overall health. Without them, our bodies can’t function correctly.