Cell Exit
Ticket
1.
What is a Cell?
2.
Write down your
definition of what an organelle is.
In your science
journal, draw:
1.
An animal cell
diagram
2.
A plant cell
diagram
Diagrams should
be:
-Accurately drawn
(ex: animal cell should be roundish, plant cell should be rectangular-shaped)
-Neat &
legible
-Labeled with
parts, specific for each cell type (Ex: animal cells do not have cell walls or
chloroplasts)
-Colorful
Cell
Organelle Chart
1. Name
the 12 cell organelles.
2. Create
an illustration that represents the organelle. (ex: Cell membrane is like a
door)
3. Write
a short description of the organelle, and illustration.
Q: What can you compare a cell to?
Instructions:
1.
Choose something
to compare a cell to. (Car, airplane, school, etc.)
2.
Choose either a
plant or animal cell
3.
List the
appropriate parts.
4.
Create analogies
of each cell part, in relation to the thing you’re comparing the cell too.
Ex: If a plant cell were like a school,
then the chloroplast would be like solar panels.
5. Draw a
neat, colorful, labeled diagram of your cell comparison.
For each LTLT#4 Vocabulary
Word:
1.
Write a
definition
2.
Write an example
3.
Draw a picture
Vocabulary Words:
Cell
Unicellular Organism
Multicellular Organism
Prokaryote
Eukaryote
Organelle
Nucleus
Cell Membrane
Cytoplasm
Mitochondria
Vacuole
Cell Wall
Chloroplast
Ribosome
Lysosome
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Golgi Complex
Trait
Heritable
Mini Quiz
Multiple Choice, 3 question
quiz. Based on class work, and working through Cell Evidence Packets
1. What is the basic living
unit in a plant leaf?
a. a molecule
b. a cell
c. an atom
d. an element
2. In trees and many plants,
xylem transports water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves. Xylem is the
most accurately defined as which of the following?
a. a cell
b a tissue
c. an organ
d an organ system
3. Which of the following
statements about unicelluar organisms (Single-celled) organisms is correct?
a. unicellular organisms can
carry out all the functions of life within one cell
b. unicellular organisms have
tissues that perform certain functions
c. unicellular organisms are
not living things and cannot carry out the functions of life
d. unicelluarl organisms have
1 organ that carries out most of it's important functions
Cell Short Reponse
Q: Where are cells and cell products found in a living
organism?
Choose an idea that BEST matches your thinking, from
the following choices.
1. Liquids in the body, such as saliva or blood, DO
NOT contain cells or cell products
2. The outer covering of an organism, such as its
shells or skin is not made of cells or cell products
3. only certain parts of an organism's body, such as
muscles, contains cells and cell products.
4. Entire organisms are made up of cells and cell
products.
WHY? Based on your evidence, list the reasons why your
idea is either correct or incorrect.
*list 2-3 pieces of evidence from your investigation
in class, on Tuesday 1/21 and Wed 1/22
Cell Chemical Compound Chart
Cell Compounds
Exit Ticket
LT: I can
describe the chemical compounds that make up a cell
1. What are the
chemical compounds in a cell?
2. How do the
chemical compounds in a cell help it to function. (Help it work? )
Cell Diffusion
Quiz
1. Which of the
following statements is TRUE about cells?
a. cells make up only living things
b. cells make up all living things
c. cells make up everything in the world
2. Which part of
the cell is responsible for providing ENERGY to the cell?
3. Which part of
the cell is semi-permeable and and acts as a FILTER for the cell?
4. Which part of
the cell is responsible for breaking down food and RECYCLING old cell parts
Short Response:
Diffusion occurs
in cells through a process called osmosis. In class we did an experiment
demonstrating diffusion with iodine and cornstarch in a plastic baggie. What is
diffusion, and how did the lab demonstrate it? Make sure to answer all parts of
the rubric.
a.
explains/defines diffusion
b. explains how
the lab demonstrated diffusion
c. identifies
which cell part the plastic baggie represented and why.
Lab Data: Observing
Osmosis In Gummy Bears
LT: I can
investigate the movement of water into and out of a Gummy Bear (a gelatin
polymer)
Problem: Where
is the concentration of water molecules the highest; tap water, distilled
water, salt water, or gummy bears?
Assessed on:
1. Data Table
for Volume
2. Data Table
for Mass
3. Correct use
of labels (cm, grams, etc)
4. Analysis
Questions-completion and depth of thought
5. Graphs of
Mass and Volume-Comparing changes from Day 1 and Day 2
DNA Exit Ticket
LT: I can describe the structure and function
of DNA
1. What is DNA?
2. What are the base pairs of DNA?
3. How is DNA related to genes and traits?
LTLT#4
Create a
representation of DNA.
Include:
-Representations of
the 4 nucleotides, in 4 different colors.
-Accurate pairings of
the nucleotides, AT, and GC
-Include information
on DNA, chromosomes, genes and traits.
*can be on hand drawn
on paper (2D) diagram, or a 3D Model
Cell Story Book/Comic Strip Final LTLT#4
Product
Zap! you have been shrunk down to the size of a
ribosome in a cell. You are a scientist or a student about to go on an
adventure inside the cell. After you have finished your adventure you are going
to write a children's story book, or a comic strip about it.
Must include your:
*Planning/conference sheet
*All drafts and revisions
EXEMPLARY
•Story
is creative and fun to read
•Story
is neat, and show excellence and craftsmanship
ACCOMPLISHED
•Story
contains at least 5 pages/comic strip contains 16 comic windows
•Story/comic
strip contains a cover page with a title and picture
•Each
page of the story/window of the comic strip includes a picture in COLOR
•At
least 5 parts of the cell are included and their function is described
correctly and scientifically
•Spelling
and grammar are mostly correct
throughout the story or comic strip
•Student
describes whether they are inside a plant or animal cell
•Student
describes whether the cell is a prokaryote or eukaryote
DEVELOPING ACCOMPLISHED
•Missing
one to two of the above requirements
DEVELOPING
•Missing
two to there of the above requirements
BEGINNING
•Missing
more than three of the above requirements
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