1. Do Now – Silently & Independently 1. What is the function of ribosomes? 2. What is the function of the golgi apparatus? 3. What is the function of the mitochondria? 4. What is the function of the smooth ER? How is it different than rough ER? 5. Many scientist think that mitochondria in eukaryotic cells originated as independent prokaryotes. What characteristic of mitochondria MOST strongly supports this conclusion?

2. Complete Do Now Silently & Independently 1.Follow entrance procedure 2.Put your homework on the top right corner to be checked 3.Begin working on your Do Now Silently and Independently

3. Objective/Why is this important? EQ: how do our cells help us survive? What do our cells need to survive? Objective: We will be able to identify the key organelles that are only in plant cells and only animal cells in order to compare and contrast the different functions.

4. Agenda Do Now & Review Updates/Homework INM: organelles in animal cells in plant cells Practice: fill in the chart Exit Ticket

5. Updates Quiz next time about cell organelles their functions

6. IN PLANT CELLS ONLY Cell Wall Chloroplasts

7. Cell Wall -Outer layer of plant cell that surrounds the cell membrane -Thick and rigid -Provides protection & support

8. Cell wall is like the armor of a cell

9. Cell wall

10. Chloroplast Bean shaped organelle with coils on the inside Uses light energy to create food for plant Site of photosynthesis

11. The chloroplast is like a mini oven

12. IN ANIMALS CELLS ONLY Lysosomes Centrioles

13. Lysosome Circular bowl shaped organelle Breaks down (digests) and disposes of any waste in the cell.

14. The Lysosome is like a garbage truck

15. Centrioles Involved in cellular division

16. Complete Chart that compares location of organelles

17. Independent Practice Complete Your Guide to Organelles Labeling chart