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Human Nervous System Crossword Puzzle for Kids is a hard crossword puzzle with 18 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Human Nervous System Crossword Puzzle for Kids
Challenge your knowledge of the human nervous system with this hard-level crossword puzzle designed for kids ages 8-12. Features advanced vocabulary and technical terms.
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- 1. Neuron membrane potential becomes more negative than resting
- 4. Bundle of nerves transmitting brain signals
- 7. Peripheral Nervous System acronym
- 10. Brain structure relaying sensory information
- 12. Basic cell transmitting nerve impulses
- 15. Automatic response to stimuli
- 18. Long fiber transmitting impulses away from neuron
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- 2. Chemical messenger across synapses
- 3. Brain region regulating hormones and temperature
- 5. Brain region controlling balance and coordination
- 6. Fatty sheath insulating nerve fibers
- 8. Largest part of the brain for thought and action
- 9. Controls vital functions like breathing and heartbeat
- 11. Nervous system controlling involuntary actions
- 13. Related to the brain’s outer layer
- 14. Branching nerve fiber that receives signals
- 16. Junction where two nerve cells communicate
- 17. Supportive cells of the nervous system
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