Lego animation of hand model of brain
- Emotion Coaching UK
- Oct 22, 2021
- 1 min read
Following many requests we are deligthed that Fraser Sutherland has agreed to placing the lego animation he made in 2017 on our You Tube channel https://youtu.be/UtTjNo8Zi8Q
13 year old Fraser's mum explained the hand model of the brain to him. This is a visual/physical representation of how the body, brain and emotions are all linked and helps children (and adults) understand this concept. Fraser enjoyed his Lego and encouraged by his mother made a fun Lego animation demonstrating his understanding of the concepts, creating a new star 'Captain Communicator' in the process.
This Lego animation is an incredibly creative, accessible teaching tool for the hand brain model! Fraser’s stop-motion work perfectly simplifies the link between brain function and emotional responses in a fun format that holds young learners’ attention. It’s wonderful you responded to audience requests to share this fantastic student-made resource. Could you share feedback from teachers or parents who have used this video in classrooms or home emotion coaching sessions? --glow up
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this is a clever and accessible way to explain the hand model of the brain. using lego to visualize how emotions and brain function are linked makes the concept tangible, especially for younger audiences. it's impressive to see a young person create such an engaging educational resource. the stop-motion animation really brings the idea to life in a fun and memorable way. Image 2
this lego animation is a clever way to explain the hand model of the brain. it makes a complex topic about emotions and brain function feel accessible and engaging, especially for younger audiences. using a creative medium like lego to visualize scientific concepts can really help with understanding and retention. fraser did a great job in translating the idea into something so tangible and fun. Traducir Imagen
his is such a clever and engaging way to explain the hand model of the brain! Planet Clicker Fraser's Lego animation is brilliant for making complex concepts understandable for kids.