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1 Cells Template Name Date Class C.O.R.E.

2 Cell Theory List the three components of modern cell theory

3 Prokaryote vs. Eukarote List three differences between P and E cells.

4 Prokaryotes Find a diagram and a photograph of eukaryotes to put on this slide (two items total)

5 Anton’s Drawings Find pictures drawn by Anton Van Leeuwenhoek and insert them on this slide.

6 Animal Cells Find a diagram and a photograph of animal cells to put on this slide (2 objects total)

7 Plant Cells Find a diagram and a photograph of plant cells to put on this slide (2 objects total)

8 Plant vs. Animal List three big differences between plant cells and animal cells.

9 The Nucleus Give the function and an analogy for the nucleus. Insert a photo or diagram to the left.

10 Mitochondria Give the function and an analogy for the mitochondria. Insert a photo or diagram to the left.

11 Chloroplast Give the function and an analogy for the chloroplast. Insert a photo or diagram to the left.

12 Rough Er Give the function and an analogy for the rough endoplasmic reticulum. Insert a photo or diagram to the left.

13 Cell Membrane Give the function and an analogy for the cell membrane. Insert a photo or diagram to the left.

14 One more organelle Give the function and an analogy for one more organelle. Insert a photo or diagram to the left.

15 Cell Division Why do cells need to divide?

16 The Cell Cycle List the three different phases of the cell cycle. Add a representative image or photo to the left.

17 Interphase What happens during interphase? Insert a photo to the left.

18 Prophase What happens during prophase? Insert a photo to the left.

19 Metaphase What happens during metaphase? Insert a photo to the left.

20 Anaphase What happens during anaphase? Insert a photo to the left.

21 Telophase What happens during telophase? Insert a photo to the left.

22 Cytokinesis What happens during cytokinesis? Insert a photo to the left.

23 Mitosis Movie Bonus: Find a short video clip (less

24 Big Take Home Message What are two big-picture ideas that our class should take home about cells and cell division?

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