Cell Theory, Cell Organelles and Levels of Organization

Master cell theory, organelles, and levels of organization! Fun worksheet for science students.

Wacky History of the cell theory Click on the link to watch the video and then answer the questions below. Use the graphic organizer to answer the 3 questions below Use the graphic organizer above to answer the following questions.The cell is the smallest part of a human that is still _. an element living a theory an egg Cells can only be produced by other _. animals cells plants universes A living thing has to have one or more _. cycles organisms units cells Compare Plant Animal Cells Compare and contrast: animal cell with plant cell. Drag the terms into the correct boxes. Animal Cell (2 answer) usually round small vacuole Plant Cell (4 answers) one large vacuole chloroplast cell wall usually rectangle Same (7 answers) nucleus cell membrane cytoplasm mitochondria DNA Name the organelles. Click on each organelle that has a dot and label it with the correct name.small vacuole, nucleus, DNA, mitochondria, cytoplasm, cell membrane nucleus mitochondria cytoplasm Cell Membrane small vacuole DNA Match the organelle with it's job. Click on each organelle and drag the string to the correct function. Use your notes to help you! nucleus controls the cell mitochondria makes energy for the cell Large central vacuole(only in plant cell) stores water & food for the cell cell membrane controls what enters & leaves the cell cell wall protects & supports the cell chloroplast uses sunlight to create energy for the cell small vacuole (only animal) transports and stores molecules cytoplasm holds organelles in place, jelly like substance DNA genetic material that holds the code for development and functioning of an organism. Plant Cell organelles Label the plant cells using the words on the box.DNA, cell wall, cell membrane, nucleus, lg. central vacuole, mitochondria, chloroplast cell wall cell membrane Nucleus chloroplast lg. central vacuole mitochondria DNA Levels of organization Match the word to the correct definition. cells basic unit of life tissue A group of specialized cells that function together organs A group of tissues with a specific function organ systems A group of organs that work together to perform a specific job organism A living thing that can carry on ALL of the characteristics of life (MRS G CHEG)