Help your students identify the parts, function, and composition of the cellular membrane structures in this fun foldable. The foldable includes a directions page and front to back pages. ...
This worksheet describes the process of chemiosmosis that occurs in the chloroplasts during photosynthesis. It includes a coloring diagram of the membrane with the electron acceptors, transport chain, and ATP synthase. Students read about the path electrons take that ultimately results in the production of ATP.
Help your students identify the parts, function, and composition of the cellular membrane structures in this fun foldable. The foldable includes a directions page and front to back pages. ...
Plant and Animal Cells- Interactive Science Notebook foldables
This resource will help your students compare and contrast the characteristics of plant and animal cells. This resource will fit in an interactive notebook and may be used with students from grades 5-6, with a whole group, small groups or individual configurations.**********************************...
Structure of Life Interactive Notebook Pages - Print and Digital Versions
Sort cell organelles as belonging to a plant cell, animal cell, or both with this card sort activity. Describe organelle functions with an interactive science notebook foldable. Includes Centrosome, Microtubles, Lysosome, Chloroplasts, Cell Wall, Cell Membrane, Mitochondria, Nucleus, Vacuole, Cytoplasm, Ribosome, Golgi Body, Centrioles, Rough ER, Smooth ER, Golgi Vesicles. Grades 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th
Okay, I'll be honest here......I can barely remember all the parts of a cell. I have to Rap the parts or I will completely forget what each part is called and what they do. But
Term Two is beginning to settle into a routine and my Grade 9s are hard at work on their unit on Reproduction. The first things we discuss are both Mitosis & Meiosis. With mitosis being the process in which cells divide into equal clones of themselves to produce body cells and meiosis being the process in which cells divide into haploid cells to produce sex cells (sperm and eggs). In addition to textual notes on both of these topics, I really wanted to incorporate activities for my students…
Use Crayola® crayons, colored pencils, or markers to color the parts of the cell. Use the word bank below to identify the parts of the human cell. Did you know?The cell is the basic unit of the human body. There are over one billion cells in each human body. Cells group together to make skin, bones, and blood. Inside the cell nucleus is DNA, which identifies the color of hair, eyes, and skin. DNA also affects the way we look and act. Cell Vocabulary: 1. Nucleolus 2. Nucleoplasm 3…
