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1 What do Cells look like?!

2 Monday, October 24, 2016 Your Objective: Students will come up with “need to knows” after observing cells under a microscope Catalyst(18L): Write the steps for using a microscope properly Homework: N/A Short Week! Agenda: Catalyst Preparing a wet mount Looking under the microscope

3 18L 18R Write the steps for using a microscope properly Catalyst:
Cell observations_ 10/24/16 Catalyst: Write the steps for using a microscope properly The first step for using a microscope properly is… Reflection: 18L 18R

4 18L 18R Write the steps for using a microscope properly Catalyst:
Cell observations 10/24/16 Catalyst: Write the steps for using a microscope properly The first step for using a microscope properly is… Onion Cells Detailed description Reflection: Cheek Cells Detailed description 18L 18R

5 How to use the microscopes
LOW and MEDIUM POWER Place the slide on the stage Stage clips are not necessary Click nosepiece to the low (shortest) power lens Look into the eyepiece Turn the coarse focus knob until image is clear

6 Once the slide is focused, rotate the nosepiece to the medium power lens
Refocus using the coarse focus knob Move slide to get a centered view HIGH POWER Your slide MUST be focused on medium power before attempting this step. Once it is focused and centered on medium power, DO NOT MOVE the slide. Click the nosepiece to the high power lens Do NOT use the coarse focus knob Refocus using the fine focus knob.

7 18L 18R Write the steps for using a microscope properly Catalyst:
Cell observations 10/24/16 Catalyst: Write the steps for using a microscope properly The first step for using a microscope properly is… Onion Cells Detailed description Reflection: Cheek Cell Detailed description Cheek cell Onion cell 18L 18R Both

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