memory loss inability to store long term memories hypo- thalamus top outer layer (surface) difficulty regulating emotions lobe behind ears pineal gland information relay station dopamine upper part of brain stem(above medulla) emotional reaction center occiptal lobe limbic system irregular vison, blindness amygdala long term memory seratonin front top of brain between L&R hemisphere parietal lobe neuro- transmitter visual processor neurons master gland controls endocrine hindbrain hippo- campus under- standing language expessing language inability of speech lower 1/2 of brain stem memory loss inability to store long term memories hypo- thalamus top outer layer (surface) difficulty regulating emotions lobe behind ears pineal gland information relay station dopamine upper part of brain stem(above medulla) emotional reaction center occiptal lobe limbic system irregular vison, blindness amygdala long term memory seratonin front top of brain between L&R hemisphere parietal lobe neuro- transmitter visual processor neurons master gland controls endocrine hindbrain hippo- campus under- standing language expessing language inability of speech lower 1/2 of brain stem
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
memory loss inability to store long term memories
hypo-thalamus
top outer layer (surface)
difficulty regulating emotions
lobe behind ears
pineal gland
information relay station
dopamine
upper part of brain stem(above medulla)
emotional reaction center
occiptal lobe
limbic system
irregular vison, blindness
amygdala
long term memory
seratonin
front top of brain
between L&R hemisphere
parietal lobe
neuro-transmitter
visual processor
neurons
master gland controls endocrine
hindbrain
hippo-campus
under-standing language
expessing language
inability of speech
lower 1/2 of brain stem