Cells

=Plant and Animal Cells= **Chapter 1 Lesson 1** (A6-A10)
 * Content Standard 7**: Identify common parts of plant and animal cells, including the nucleus, cytoplasm, and cell membrane.


 * Study Guide**
 * 1) Draw an animal cell. Label and describe the function of the nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane, vacuoles, and mitochondria.
 * 2) Draw a plant cell. Label and describe the function of nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane, vacuoles, mitochondrion, chloroplasts, and cell wall.
 * 3) Create a Venn Diagram to compare and contrast plant and animal cells.
 * 4) Determine how chloroplasts and mitochondria are similar.
 * 5) Explain what cell parts are found only in plant cells.
 * 6) Create a list of shared characteristics of plant of plant and animal cells.
 * 7) Be able to apply above information in real-world scenarios. For example: Which cell contains chloroplasts? Cat’s red blood cell, dandelion’s leaf cell, zebra’s bone cell, or human’s skin cell.

Explore Plant and Animal Cells with these resources:

[|Bill Nye on Cells], [|Cell Inspector] [|CellCraft] [|What's the Mix-Up?] [|The Incredible Megacell] __W__[|ho knew they were yummy?] [|Cell Concentration] [|Rapping Cells?] They're ALIVE: [] [|Cell Puzzle] [|Cell Challenge]

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Diamante Poems Plant cells Green, pretty Non-moving, growing, changing Cell wall, chloroplast-microtubules, lysosome Moving, breathing, seeing Red, circular Animal cells By: Chey, Tre', Ladarrius, and Austin

Plant Cells Green, retangular Planting, watering, growing Chloroplast, large vacuole-cell wall, small vacuole Eating, drinking, hunting Circular, orange Animal Cell By:Lawanda, Kayla, and Mariah

Plant cells Square, green Spreading, covering, things Flowers, vegetables-people, animals Eating, moving, growing Circle, bumpy Animal cell By:Conner, Aja, Terrence, and Alondra