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What kind of cell do you think this is?

How do you know?

Warm up # 24

Give an analogy for the nucleus.

Warm up # 25

What 2 organelles does a plant cell

have that an animal cell does not?

Warm up # 26

What is the function of the

mitochondria and Chloroplast?

Warm up # 27

Assignment Page #

Table of Contents TC1

8. Introduction to Cells Pg ___

10. Eukaryotic Cells

Pg ___9. Plant and animal cell coloring

11. Organelles Functions

12. Magic school bus – goes cellular

Pg ___

Pg ___

Pg ___

Assignment Page #

Table of Contents TC1

7. Introduction to Cells Pg ___

9. Eukaryotic Cells

Pg ___8. Plant and animal cell coloring

10. Organelles Functions

11. Magic school bus – goes cellular

Pg ___

Pg ___

Pg ___

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Organelles notes

Organelle Notes

Just like our school, the Just like our school, the cell has different cell has different “offices” in charge of “offices” in charge of different jobsdifferent jobs

Organelle notes

•• These ‘offices’ are called These ‘offices’ are called organellesorganelles

•• Organelles: Organelles: tiny structures tiny structures that carry out a specific that carry out a specific function (job) within the function (job) within the cellcell

The school as a CellRiverview Middle

School

•Small part of the

city of Rio Vista

•Connected to

other buildings

within the school

Analogy

• Example – Tires/car and Shoe/person

Tires are like shoes for a car.

- King/Kingdom and President/nation

A king is like a president because they are both leaders.

A comparison between 2 things that

are similar.

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Plant/Animal Cells

Cells Part Organizer

•You will write down the organelle name in column 1

•You will write down the organelle function in column 2

•You will write down the school analogy for the

organelle in column 3

•You will write down your own analogy for the organelle

in column 4

Cell Part Functions School Analogy Your Analogy

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

Controls what gets in and

out of the cell

1. Cell Membrane

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The

Security

guards

(Teachers)

Cell Membrane:

p4

Cell Part Functions School Analogy Your Analogy

1. Cell Membrane Controls what gets

in and out of the cell

The security guards

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

2. Cell Wall

Protects the plant

cell

Cell Wall

Found in Plants

Only

Cell WallC

ell

Wa

ll

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The

fence

Cell

Wall:3. Nucleus

Control Center

Holds genetic

material (DNA)

Nucleus Nucleus

Nu

cle

us

Lily Parenchyma Cell. Note the large nucleus

and nucleolus in the center of the cell,

mitochondria and plastids in the cytoplasm.

Mrs. Rossithe Principal

Nucleus:

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4. CytoplasmHolds organelles in

place

Cytoplasm

The Air

Cytoplasm:

5. Mitochondria

Power Station Produces Energy

Mitochondria

Changes food into

chemical energy

Mitochondria

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Mit

och

on

dri

a

The Lunch

Area

Mitochondria:

p1

6. Chloroplast

ChloroplastProduces Food for plants.

Changes sunlight into food

by photosynthesis

Found in Plants Only

Chloroplast

Ch

loro

pla

st

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The kitchen

in the

cafeteria

Chloroplast:

7. Vacuole

Storage of

food and

water

Vacuoles Huge in plant cells

Small in animal cells

Plant CellsPlant CellsV

acu

ole

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The Lockers

Vacuoles:

p4

8. Ribosome

Makes proteins

Ribosome:

Smallest organelle

Molecules that are needed for the

body to function properly. Proteins

are the basis of body structures such

as skin and hair and of substances

such as enzymes and antibodies.

RibosomesRibosomes

Students- All

of you are

producing

every day!

Ribosomes

p6

9. Endoplasmic

Reticulum

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Pathway to ship proteins

Endoplasmic Reticulum

E.R

.

E.R

.

Hallways

and

Walkways

Endoplasmic

Reticulum:

10. Golgi Body

Package

and ship

out

proteins

Golgi Body

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Golgi Body

Go

lgi

Bo

dy

Golgi Body:

Main Office11. Lysosome

Clean up crewLysosome Lysosome

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Custodians

Lysosome:

p1

Differences between

Plant and Animal Cells

PLANT CELLS• Square or “boxy”

• Have a cell wall

• Have chloroplasts

• Large vacuoles

• Usually green (because of the

chlorophyll)

• No lysosomes

ANIMAL CELLS

• Round

• No cell wall

• No chloroplasts

• Small vacuoles

• Have lysosomes

Brainpop: cell structures Reflection

• What is the function of the nucleus? Give an

analogy for the nucleus.

Reflection

• How does a cell function like a school? Give 2

examples using organelles.

ABC Page C for Cells

• Title the page C for Cells

• Draw a plant or animal cell or both (look on

page 120-121 for help

• Give the definition for cells

• Give 3 facts about cells.