Central Nervous System Anatomy Infographic
Teach the parts of the central nervous system on one slide. This anatomy slide shows a green body outline with the brain, spinal cord and nerves labeled, set on a soft cream background.
What's on the slide
- A Central Nervous System title with a one-line summary under it
- A body outline with labels for Brain, Spinal cord and Nerves
- Two rounded panels on the left, with a brain icon and a spine icon, each explaining what that part does
- Two small notes that compare the central and peripheral nervous system
Biology teachers and school nurses can use it for a first look at how the body sends messages. You might show it at the start of a unit and come back to it at the end.
The outline fills the right half, and thin lines point from each label to its part. On the left, two pale green panels hold a short line each, one for the brain and one for the spinal cord. Read the printed text and keep it if it suits your class, or rewrite it at a simpler level. The two small notes near the outline give you space for a fact each. You can add a third label, such as a nerve in the arm, by copying one line and its text. The soft cream and green colors stay calm on a big screen. Swap them for your school colors if you like.
In PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides you can change the labels and the panels of the outline.
