Cell Specialization

Anna WardRidge Road MS

Warm-Up: Scrap piece of paper1. What is the function of a

Chloroplast in a plant cell?2. Why doesn’t an animal cell

have a chloroplast?3. Which organelles do both

plant and animal cells have?4. Why do plant cells have a

cell wall?

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Video Questions (Page 18)Leave space to answer1. What kinds of things do complicated creatures

(people, cats, dogs) do that simple-one celled organisms can’t do? What things are similar?

2. Describe a sponge.

3. What is tissue?

4. What forms an organ?

5. Name the organs of the human digestive system.

Cells, Tissues, Organs, Organ Systems Organization of Life

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Life in a Fishbowl Whisper read the article with your group. With your group, create a FLOW CHART using

the markers and poster paper that describes how organisms are organized. Use the vocabulary terms from the article: Cells, Tissues, Organs, Organ Systems You many use additional words You may draw pictures

EXAMPLE OF FLOW CHARTS:

Flow Chart Gallery Walk

Example 1

Click icon to add picture

Example 2

Card Activity You have each been assigned a cell card. We are going to group into systems, tissues,

organs, and systems, and an organism.

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