The Annual Khan Academy Challenge

Please click on link below and complete the challenge. When you are done write a reflection on how the challenge went for you. Were you able to complete the challenge or not? 

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Parts working together

Give an example of how one part of a cell works with another part of the cell to keep the cell alive. 

cells are made of organelles

Name two parts of a cell and the function of those parts. 

Next go to Brain Pop Link below 

Create a cell map screenshot the map 

and put your map in your science journal 

Brain Pop Link

Eukaryotic or Prokaryotic

What is the difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. 

Snow Day Virtual Classroom

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Panda and Bamboo

Pandas like to eat bamboo trees including stems, shoots and leaves.  What do the cells of panda have in common with the cells of the bamboo?  What makes the cells different. Please answer in complete sentences. 

Cytoplasm

Describe the cytoplasm inside the cell? What is the function of the cytoskeleton ? 

Blizzard So Bad !

This Blizzard is so bad that even Snow day Science is cancelled today! 

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What are cells made of

All living things are made of cells. So what makes up the cell? 

Please answer the following exit tickets if you have not already. 

Exit Ticket Link

Exit Ticket 2.9.2017 click here

Analogy

We have discussed and generated analogies for the nucleus of the cell. Today try to come up with analogies for the mitochondria and chloroplast.  Mitochondria are to Cells as ______________ is to ________________.   Chloroplast are to cells as ________________ is to _________________.

Looking forward to reading some great responses.

Also today is a snow day click on the virtual class room below for more instructions.

V-Class for 2.8.2017

Energy of the Cell.

What do chloroplast and mitochondria have in common. 

Director of Cell Activity

Which organelle inside of a cell directs all cell activity? 
Please give an analogy of a cell and what directs cell activity as an analogy. 

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The Gate Keeper

What is the outside layer of the cell called? What does this outside layer do? 

Organizing Cells

How can we divide cells into types or categories? 

Inside the cell

You understand now that living things are made of cells. Now we start to learn what makes up a cell. 
Today's Question:
Name a part of a cell.