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Today in class, Timmy was learning about the 

brain. As his teacher was talking about what 

the brain does, Timmy was sitting in his seat 

with a confused look on his face.

Mrs. Marks said that the brain is the most 

important part of our body. She also said that 

it controls all of our daily functions, and it also 

controls what we can and can't do. He heard 

the words that were coming out of her mouth, 

but he did not understand anything Mrs. Marks 

was saying.

Now that the day is over, Timmy is being 

picked up by his mom. He is going to go home 

and do what he does every day: do his 

homework, play with his friends at the park, 

eat his dinner, take a shower, brush his teeth, 

and then go to sleep.

It is now time for Timmy to brush his teeth. As 

he was brushing his teeth, he was thinking 

about what his teacher taught him today in 

school. He knows that the brain is one of the 

most important parts of our body, and that the 

brain is like the control center for our body, he 

just doesn't understand how the brain does 

what it does. 

Timmy is now going to go sleep.

Timmy is now awake. Just like any regular day 

Timmy goes to brush his teeth. As he goes 

down to rinse his mouth into the sink, Timmy 

is startled. He sees a lemur sitting on the edge 

of the sink.

"Hi Timmy", says the lemur, "My name is 

Julian." Timmy says,"what are you doing 

here?" Julian says, "well Timmy, I know that 

you don't understand how the brain works, so 

I am here to help you understand what the 

brain does, and how it does it. "

Timmy ignores the lemur and goes about his 

daily routine. First, he gets dressed;continuing 

his day, he goes downstairs to eat breakfast. 

Timmy likes to eat his breakfast while 

watching cartoon so,Timmy takes his cereal to 

the living room so he can watch his cartoons.

The lemur says, "Timmy, do you know how you 

are able to process what you're watching on 

the t.v.? " Timmy says, "No I don't. " The 

lemur says "well, the Occipital Lobe is the part 

of your brain that helps you process visual 

signals, so thanks to the Occipital Lobe, you 

are able to understand what you are 

seeing".Timmy says ,"My Occipital Lobe helps 

me understand what I am seeing with my 

eyes. " The lemur says, "That's correct. "

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