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 Journal  Quiz  Ppt. slides  Scissors/ glue / twistable crayons

10/14/11 Quiz Need to place binders and unneeded supplies by the chalkboard against the wall. NOT the sink Reds collect clickers Identify 2 differences between a unicellular organism and a multicellular organism. UnicellularMulticellular1.2.

10/14/11 Quiz Need to place binders and unneeded supplies by the chalkboard against the wall. NOT the sink Reds collect clickers Identify 2 differences between a unicellular organism and a multicellular organism. UnicellularMulticellular1.2.

10/14/11 Quiz Need to place binders and unneeded supplies by the chalkboard against the wall. NOT the sink Reds collect clickers Identify 2 differences between a unicellular organism and a multicellular organism. UnicellularMulticellular1.2.

10/14/11 Quiz Need to place binders and unneeded supplies by the chalkboard against the wall. NOT the sink Reds collect clickers Identify 2 differences between a unicellular organism and a multicellular organism. UnicellularMulticellular1.2.

 Every living organism has at least one  One cell = Unicellular  Cell = the body  More than one cell = Multicellular  Cells have specific functions

 Unicellular : the cell is the body  Takes in food gets rid of waste  Asexually reproduces (clones itself)  Multicellular: each cell serves a specific function  Blood cell  Nerve cell  Muscle cell

 Cells are constantly making copies of themselves  Mitosis: body cells like skin and muscle  Meiosis: sex cells (sperm and egg)  Binary fission: bacteria and some unicellular organisms  Budding: some unicellular organisms like bakers yeast

Body Cells like skin cells and muscle cells

Ecoli Bacteria and Binary Fission

Unicellular organism going through binary fission

Bakers Yeast budding

 1.The Fundamental Unit of Life is the Cell  2. Cells carry out the functions needed to support life  3. Cells come only from other living cells  Unicellular= One cell= body cell  Multicellular= More than one cell= cells have specific functions