The cell diorama: This project's goal is to best show the parts of a cell, Nucleus, Mitochondria, Ribosomes, Cell Membrane, Lysosomes, Vacuole, Endoplasmic Reticulum, and Cytoplasm. Every organelle and cell part is labeled with a number, to refer to on a sheet with all of their definitions.
The "Cell City": This project's main idea is to showcase the cell part's jobs. Everything is represented in either a building or a plant or water source. To give you a quick hint on the project, the Vacuoles, which store water and nutrients, were a supermarket and mall. To explain this more a brochure, introducing the city, will be linked at the end of the blog.
Both of my projects were based upon animal cells.
Quick Facts on Cells:
- There are two types of cells, and animal and a plant cell.
- A nucleus directs the cell's activities. It works as the brain.
- Animal cells have one large vacuole.
- Plant cells have many vacuoles.
- Endoplasmic Reticulum works as the cell's transportation system.
- Mitochondria converts food into an energy that the cell can use.
- Lysosomes break down harsh chemicals to protect the cell.
- Cell Membrane allows food to exit and enter. I can choose what comes in and what stays out.
- Cytoplasm is a fluid containing all the organelles.
HERE is the link to my brochure explaining the "Cell City"!
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