Human Brain Top View Outline for Coloring

A human brain is drawn from above, with the two halves split by a long vertical line running down the middle. Each half is covered in bold, curving fold lines that mark the ridges and grooves on the surface. The front of the brain sits at the top of the page and the rounded back sits at the bottom, and both sides look nearly mirror images of each other. A few straight horizontal lines cross the center and also cut across the outer edges, which divide the surface into rough sections. There is no background, no labels, and no text, so the whole page is open for your own colors. Try giving each section its own color to show the different lobes, then compare your version with a textbook diagram. The thick outlines make it easy for kids to stay inside the lines, and this free printable works well for a science lesson.