Download 3D Cell Model Planning Sheet

My Name________________________________________
3-D Cell Model Planning Sheet
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Choose either the plant or the animal cell.
Fill out this form completely BEFORE you begin building your model.
 Once complete, take this form to your teacher to look over and initial.
 Do NOT start building your project until this form is complete and your teacher has initialed this form.
 You may change your mind on materials later, but if you do, please change it on your planning sheet as well.
Write a key for all organelle parts
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The numbers on this planning sheet will correspond to the numbers you will use on your key.
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Attach a number to each organelle using a toothpick or pin or glue.
Staple this key to this form and to your grading rubric
Include a typed or neatly written key that explains:
i. each number
ii. the name of the organelle
iii. the organelle’s function.
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Read over the grading rubric BEFORE you start building your project
Gather material to be used for the 3-D model, I recommend NOT buying supplies and instead using recyclable materials around your house, such as
buttons, pasta, string, ribbon, beads, etc..
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Construct your 3-D model
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Attach a number to each organelle using a toothpick or pin
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Due date for 3-D model and key is:
MARCH 24th
I have read all of the instructions above: ______________________________________ (initial)
Mr. Byrd’s initials here that the planning form is complete and you may begin building your project: _______________________ (initial)
PLANT CELL REQUIRED STRUCTURES
Self Check
ANIMAL CELL REQUIRED STRUCTURES
Cytoskeleton
Cytoskeleton
Cell Membrane
Cell Membrane
Cytoplasm
Cytoplasm
Nucleus
Nucleus
DNA
DNA
Nucleolus
Nucleolus
Ribosomes – Attached to Rough ER
Ribosomes – Attached to Rough ER
Ribosomes – Free floating in
cytoplasm
Ribosomes – Free floating in cytoplasm
Endoplasmic Reticulum-Smooth
Endoplasmic Reticulum-Smooth
Endoplasmic Reticulum - Rough
Endoplasmic Reticulum - Rough
Golgi Complex (Golgi
Apparatus/Body)
Golgi Complex (Golgi Apparatus/Body)
Mitochondria
Mitochondria
Large Vacuole (a water storing
vesicle)
Cell Wall
Chloroplast
Lysosome (digestive vesicle)
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Cell Membrane
2
Cytoplasm
3
Nucleus
4
DNA
5
Nucleolus
Animal
Structure
Plant
Inside of a Cell 3-D Model Planning Sheet
Name: ______________________________
Function of Organelle
Material Used in Model to
Represent Organelle
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Ribosomes-Attached to
Rough ER
7
Ribosomes-Free floating in
cytoplasm
8
Endoplasmic ReticulumSmooth
9
Endoplasmic ReticulumRough
10
Golgi Complex (Golgi
Apparatus/Body)
Animal
Plant
Structure
Function of Organelle
Material Used in Model to
Represent Organelle
11
Mitochondria
12
Cytoskeleton
13
Plant Cell Only:
Chloroplast
(omit if doing animal cell)
14
Plant Cell Only:
Cell Wall
(omit if doing animal cell)
15
Plant Cell Only:
Large Central Vacuole
(omit if doing animal cell)
16
Animal Cell Structures:
Lysosome
(omit if doing plant cell)
Animal
Plant
Structure
Function of Organelle
Material Used in Model to
Represent Organelle
Cell 3D Model Grading Sheet
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The requirement was met exactly as
asked. It was well done; however, it
was done so well it was above and
beyond; this deserves extra credit.
3
The requirement was
met exactly as asked. It
was well done.
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1
The requirement was met, but
it could have been done
better/neater.
The requirement is there but
is poorly done OR the
requirement is partially there.
3D Cell Model
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Requirements from Checklist:
All required organelles are included on the model (see list).
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Each organelle is neatly labeled with a number.
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The key is typed or neatly written.
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Each number on the key is correctly matched with the organelle on the model (i.e. #4 on
the model is attached to the nuclear membrane so if #4 on the key says ribosomes, then
you know it’s incorrect).
(weight x 3)
The described function of each organelle on the key is correct.
(weight x 3)
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The grammar and spelling are correct.
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The materials used to represent the organelles were appropriate for each organelle (i.e.
using half a plastic Easter egg to represent the nuclear membrane; wadded up plastic to
represent the nucleus inside the egg; a cotton ball in the middle of the plastic to represent
the nucleolus…those kind of materials work; however, using a toothpick to represent the
nuclear membrane…that doesn’t make sense!) Be flexible on this one! Remember,
recycled items can be a stretch, but they should somewhat fit the organelle.
Overall, your work is neat.
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Overall, your work is colorful.
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Overall, your model holds together and is not falling apart; pieces are not falling off of it as
it just sits on the counter.
Total Points
Score
0
The requirement is
missing.
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