living versus non-living, intro to cells

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Living Versus Non-Living, Intro to Cells. Mrs. Ward Ridge Road Middle School. Warm-Up: Page 1 (SKIP 5 pgs & restart your notebook). What does it mean to be alive? How do you know something is alive? Name 5 living things and 5 non-living things. Announcements. Quarter 3 Housekeeping: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Mrs. WardRidge RoadMiddle School

LIVING VERSUS NON-LIVING,

INTRO TO CELLS

What does it mean to be alive?

How do you know something is alive?

Name 5 living things and 5 non-living things

WARM-UP: PAGE 1 (SKIP 5 PGS & RESTART YOUR

NOTEBOOK)

Quarter 3 Housekeeping:Your grade reports

Essays (if you are missing your grade dropped 8 points)

Triple Play Projects (if you are missing your grade dropped 8 points)

I will give you a progress report at the end of class

NotebooksFresh start with new groups and new seatingSchedule Changes take affect tomorrow

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Page 1: Living vs. Non-Living OrganismsPage 2: Cell Vocabulary and Cell Theory

Label your pages and Create you new Table of Contents

New Exemplar Notebook

TABLE OF CONTENTS

What is Club Cell?How do we earn this privilege?

Edible Cell ProjectsWhat if there is one or two people ruining it for everyone?

CLASS INCENTIVE: CLUB CELL

I, Robot

HTTP://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V=S0F3JEDVEEO&FEATURE=RELATED

Living Non-Living

GROUP CHART—LIVING VS. NON-LIVING

With your group, please discuss what it means for something to be living and what it means to be non-living. Come up with a list of 4-5 things that you identify as traits of things that are living.

SO WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE LIVING?

Organization

Ability to Develop &

Grow

Ability to reproduce

Ability to respond to

its environme

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LIVING THINGS NEED TO MEET 4 CRITERIA:

Page 1

Cell: The basic unit of all living things

Prokaryote: Individual microscopic organism with no nucleus (includes bacteria)

Eukaryote: Cells which have complex cells in which the genetic material is contained inside a nucleus (includes plant and animal cells)

VOCABULARY FOR TODAY (PAGE 1)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK6YP1Smbxk

SO WHAT IS A CELL???

Unicellular = Made up of one cellUni- means one (think UNO in Spanish)Cell means…well, cell!!! -ular means relating to or resembling

Multicellular = Made up with Many cellsMulti- means manyCell means…well, cell!!! -ular means relating to or resembling

ORGANISMS CAN BE EITHER…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTicXXxzQA4

MORE CELLS…BY BRUNO MARS???

Every living thing is made up of cells.

Cells carry out the functions that are needed

to support life.

Cells come only from other living things.

CELL THEORY –3 PARTS

Independent Activity

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