Brain Parts Labeled Inside a Gray Head Outline

A side view of a human head in light gray outline shows the brain in bold black lines inside it. Five parts are labeled with thin pointer lines: the cerebral cortex, the corpus callosum, the thalamus, the pituitary gland, and the cerebellum, plus the brain stem. The cortex has wavy folds across the top and back, the corpus callosum is a thick curved band in the middle, and the cerebellum sits near the back with a round, petal-like pattern. The face profile with nose, lips, and chin is drawn faintly around it. This free printable works well for a science lesson, since kids can use a different color for each labeled part and build their own color key at the bottom of the page. Older students can then quiz each other by covering the labels and naming each section from memory.