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Links for Cool Cell Stuff This webquest meets the goals in the NC Standard Course of Study WebQuest: Cells and Living Things Task 1: The Generic CellJust like all houses have the same basic structures like doors, windows and a
roof, all animal cells have the same basic structures. Use
Can't find chloroplast and cell wall? Look here: Cells Alive: Plant Cell Task 2: Illustrate your own Cell DiagramsUse any website that you prefer to draw and label an animal cell and a plant cell. Some suggested sites are listed below. Prentice Hall Structure and Function Page MIT Biology Hypertext book: Cell Organelles Task 3: BackgroundView online slides to get experience viewing microscopic information.
Cell Groups
An analogy is defined as "Agreement or resemblance in certain aspects; as in form or function, between otherwise very dissimilar things; similarity without identify." Funk and Wagnalls Standard College Dictionary. Cell Groups Think of some examples of analogies. For example, a family is like a tree. The trunk is like the Great, great grandparents, and each branch is a child, each smaller branch is like the children of the children and so on. Think of some analogies for the cell and its structures and functions. Discuss with your group why the analogies address all the structures and functions in a cell. Choose the best analogy. Complete the Plant Cell and Animal Cell Information Sheets. Make a pair of educational posters that will help kids remember the structures and functions of a plant cell and an animal cell. Click here for a rubric that illustrates how the posters will be graded. Human Body and Cells Use these websites to complete the illustrations of the human body on your worksheet. Systems Organs Tissues Cells Human Body Tissues and Cells Blood Cells Nerve Cells Microscope Lab #1: Identify and Draw Known ObjectsDiscuss the use and structure of microscopes. Practice viewing and focusing using a known object such as the letter "e", a hair, insect parts and salt. Microscope Lab #2: Identify Cell StructuresIdentify cell structures and evidence of their function using microscopes. Station 1: Amphiuma - Liver
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