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The cranium protects your brain.
The cerebrum is the biggest part of your brain. It has two wrinkly sides that are about as big as your two fist put together.
The cerebral cortex is a part of your brain that holds lots of neurons, and it is where your thinking is done.
The corpus colosseum joins the two parts of the cerebrum together.
The cerebellum controls your balance and movement.
The medulla is a part of your brain stem. The medulla controls breathing, heartbeat, and blood pressure.
The thalamus feels pressure and pain.
The limbic stem feels stress, sadness, and fears.