Cell drawings: Draw an animal and plant cell like the ones on page 89-90 in the text. Cell drawings should take up most of one side of a sheet of computer paper. Make them as 3D as possible, really similar to the ones in the book.
Do the animal cell first: Save green colors for the plant cell wall and chloroplast. Use yellow for cytoplasm on both drawings. Color the cell parts and label the parts in the same color, on back of the your drawing sheet (or on a separate sheet) write the correct definition for each cell part. Definitions should be what the part is and what it does in the cell. Color code the definitions to the drawings. Example if you color the nucleus red, label it in red and write the definition word in red on the definition sheet . Carry the colors through to the plant cell parts. Example: if your animal nucleus is red, so shall be the plant nucleus. Don't define parts twice as most cell parts have same function in the plant and the animal cell. |
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Make up cell lab info, pics and videos are below: Get the lab sheet during class.
Video showing plasmolysis of red onion cell when salt water is placed on the onion cell |