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Cross-Section of a
Cell
Cell Wall
Cell
Membrane
Vacuole
Cytoplasm
Mitochondria
Nucleus
Lysosomes
Chloroplast
Cross-Section of a
Cell Wall
Cell
Membrane
Cell
Cytoplasm
Mitochondrion
Vacuole
Lysosomes
Nucleus
Chloroplast
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Creature Feature Entry: Cell City
The cell is the basic unit of structure for all living things that possesses all of the
characteristics of life. Each component of a cell has a specific function that is
necessary for the operation of the entire cell as a unit. It can be compared to a
city or community, with each organelle important to the operation of the entire
community.
“The cell wall of a plant cell would be similar to the bricks that make up a
wall around the giraffe house at the zoo.”
Make analogies between the functions of the various cell parts and functions of
the components of a city. To do this, insert a graphic of an element of a city to
each cell parts slide to represent the function of the cell.
Example:
Plant Cell Wall
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Creature Feature Entry: Cell City
For each cell part, click the insert
graphic icon, search for, and insert an
appropriate graphic to make your
analogy.
Then click in the green text box
and explain the organelle’s
location and function.
Do all the slides this way.
CELL WALL
Return to cell
CELL MEMBRANE
Return to animal cell
Return to plant cell
VACUOLE
Return to animal cell
Return to plant cell
NUCLEUS
Return to animal cell
Return to plant cell
CHLOROPLAST
Return to cell
CYTOPLASM
Return to animal cell
Return to plant cell
MITOCHONDRION
Return to animal cell
Return to plant cell
LYSOSOME
Return to animal cell
Return to plant cell
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