1. Hi Guys, I’m Celli the Caterpillar and I am going to teach you about these tiny organisms that are found in our bodies as well as in plants. Do you know what they are called?

2. If you said CELLS then you are one smart cookie
If you said CELLS then you are one smart cookie! There are two kinds of cells that we are going to learn about.
Animal Cells
Plant Cells

3. Let’s play with the cells to see what all the parts do.
Cells Alive
Let’s play with the cells to see what all the parts do.

4. Interactive Cells
There are two types of cells: prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells. The simplest cells are prokaryotic cells like bacteria. Eukaryotic cells are more complex and are found in plants, animals and fungi.

5. ANIMAL CELLS
Watch Tim and Moby as they go over the different parts of an animal cell and what special jobs they hold.
Cell Membrane
Nucleus
DNA- Chromosomes
Cytoplasm
Organelles
Mitochonria
Lysosomes
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Vacuole
Ribosomes
Golgi Bodies

6. Can you label all the parts of an ANIMAL CELL?
HELP! I can only get out of here if you can name all the parts of this cell. HURRY!
Vacuole

7. THANK YOU!!! WHOOSH you guys are really smart.
Vacuole

8. Plant Cell Vocabulary
These dawg on animals, love to chew on me! It is a good thing that our cells are not exactly the same. Can you figure out what are two differences in our cells?
Cell Wall
Cell Membrane
Organelles
Vacuole
Mitochondria
Cytoplasm
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Chromosomes
Nucleus
Chloroplasts
Golgi Bodies
Ribosome's

9. Here is a Plant Cell, do you think that you can identify all of it’s parts? Hmmmm, let’s see….

10. PLANT CELLS
Bodies
Cytoplasm
Cell
Membrane
Chromosomes

11. Fill in the Venn Diagram below with the components of each cell
Fill in the Venn Diagram below with the components of each cell. Remember, if they share the same parts, then you need to write them in the overlapping area. If they have parts that are unique to each individual cell, then you need to write them in the area that is only for that cell.
Animal Cell
Plant Cell

12. Plant and animal cells
All cells have these features in common:
a cell membrane which controls what passes into and out of the cell
cytoplasm where chemical processes (controlled by enzymes) take place, and
a nucleus containing genetic material which controls the cell's behaviour.
In addition, plant cells have the following unique features:
a rigid cell wall made of cellulose
vacuoles containing cell sap, and
chloroplasts, containing chlorophyl which enables photosynthesis to take place.
Make sure you can draw and label a generalised animal and a generalised plant cell, like this:
Although it is useful to think about the general features of plant and animal cells,
all cells in living organisms display specialised features that make them suited to
carrying out their very specific jobs - for example, root cells, stem cells and leaf
cells within a plant. A complex organism can be compared to a factory production
line with different people performing different tasks. Cells within an organism
display a similar division of labour to make the whole organism work properly and
at a high level of efficiency.

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