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    Icell Activity: Part One: Animal Cell Organelle Function

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    Icell Activity: Part One: Animal Cell Organelle Function

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    The document provides directions for students to download the iCell app to explore 3D models of an animal cell, plant cell, and bacteria. It includes worksheets for students to complete as they view each cell type, identifying organelles and their functions. The worksheets have sections on similarities and differences between plant and animal cells, and questions to determine which models represent eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells.

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    The document provides directions for students to download the iCell app to explore 3D models of an animal cell, plant cell, and bacteria. It includes worksheets for students to complete as they view each cell type, identifying organelles and their functions. The worksheets have sections on similarities and differences between plant and animal cells, and questions to determine which models represent eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells.

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    Icell Activity: Part One: Animal Cell Organelle Function

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    Danielle ruff
    The document provides directions for students to download the iCell app to explore 3D models of an animal cell, plant cell, and bacteria. It includes worksheets for students to complete as they view each cell type, identifying organelles and their functions. The worksheets have sections on similarities and differences between plant and animal cells, and questions to determine which models represent eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells.

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    Name__________________________

    iCell Activity
    Directions to find App: Go to your App store and search for iCell. Download
    the App called HudsonAlpha iCell
    Once you have downloaded the app, take some time and explore each cell
    (animal, plant, bacteria). Click on the parts of the cell to explore the
    organelles further and use zooming features to get a closer look. The cells
    shown are 3D models. Take some time and manipulate the models to see a
    3D view. Complete this worksheet as you go through the models and have
    fun exploring!!!

    Part One: Animal cell


    Organelle
    Cell membrane

    Endoplasmic Reticulum

    Ribosome

    Nucleus

    Nucleolus

    Mitochondrion (Mitochondria)

    Golgi Body

    Lysosome

    Centrioles

    Function

    Vacuole ( not shown)

    Very small in animal cells. Structure


    that stores materials.

    Part Two: Plant Cell


    Organelle
    Cell Wall (not shown)

    Cell Membrane

    Cytoplasm

    Nucleus

    Nucleolus

    Mitochondrion (Mitochondria)

    Chloroplast

    Vacuole

    Endoplasmic Reticulum

    Ribosome

    Function
    Surrounds the cell membrane and
    provides structural support and
    protection. The cell wall prevents
    the cell from bursting when water
    enters the cell.

    Golgi Body

    Part Three: Bacteria


    Structure
    Cell membrane

    Function

    Cytoplasm
    Flagella
    Nucleoid
    Plasmid
    Ribosomes
    clickable)

    (yellow

    dots-

    not Hint: Use function


    plant/animal cell

    from

    either

    Conclusion Questions
    1. Use this Venn Diagram to show the similarities and differences
    between plant and animal cells.

    2. Which cell model(s) was a Prokaryote? Explain how you knew using
    evidence from your chart.

    3. Which cell model(s) was a Eukaryote? Explain how you knew using
    evidence from your chart.

    4. List the structures that all three cells have in common.

    Date: 9/17/15
    Unit: Cells
    Lesson Title: iCell
    Objective:
    o Identify the specific parts of the cell
    o Describe the functions of each part of the cell
    o Identify similarities and differences between plant and animal cells
    Drill Question:
    I am the organelle that captures energy from the sun and uses that
    energy for photosynthesis. Who am I?
    I store materials such as water, lipids and carbohydrates in the cell. I
    am much larger in plant cells than in animal cells. Who am I?
    I help transport proteins throughout the cell. They sometimes refer to
    me as the "highway" of the cell. Who am I?

    Activity 1:
    Class 1,3, and 4- Students will use their device and download the app
    called iCell. Students will use the app to explore an animal, bacteria, and
    plant cell. The students will complete a worksheet as they explore each cell
    where they will write the function of each organelle in the cell. The students
    will then complete conclusion questions comparing and contrasting plant,
    bacteria, and animal cells as well as identifying the eukaryotic and
    prokaryotic cells.
    NOTE: Students with technology may be paired with those without
    technology (max. people in a group 2-3)
    Closure: What is your favorite organelle and why?

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