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

Cell Theory List the three components of modern cell theory

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Cell Division Why do cells need to divide?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Mitosis Movie Bonus: Find a short video clip (less

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