Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
With every step you take, every turn of your head, and every time you pick up a pencil, electricity courses through the muscles involved. Electricity acts as both a signal telling your muscles to move and is produced by them when your brain tells them to contract. Before now, seeing or listening to your bioelectricity was often a costly and complex process. That's changed, however, thanks to the Backyard Brains.
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With every step you take, every turn of your head, and every time you pick up a pencil, electricity courses through the muscles involved. Electricity acts as both a signal telling your muscles to move and is produced by them when your brain tells them to contract. Before now, seeing or listening to your bioelectricity was often a costly and complex process. That's changed, however, thanks to the Backyard Brains.
See our full line of Backyard Brains products here: teachersource.com/category/backyard-brains
