The Organelle Trail.

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The Organelle Trail

Pinkertons

Welcome You are now a Pinkerton agent, your job is to gather all of the information you can about a WANTED organelle. At the end of this “cyber trail”, you will need to whip up a WANTED poster to show to the other agents in your camp so that they will know how to look for your wanted organelle too! For this project I want you to think America’s Most Wanted – Wild West style!

Part One: First Duties Receive your assigned organelle/structure. This will be provided in your briefing from the president (Mr. Platt)

Part Two: Gather your Facts To complete your poster (and find your suspect), you will need to gather facts along the trail! As you gather facts, record the information on your FACT SHEET. You will need to know the following:

Part two 1. CRIME: What has this organelle done? Why is this organelle "wanted"? In other words, what does it do for the cell? Or, what is the organelle’s function? 2. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: What does the organelle look like? How would you know if you found the organelle? Provide a description and an actual picture. The picture must be a sketch from a sketch artist (hand drawn by you). Remember the more details you have, the easier it will be for others to identify! 3. LOCATION: Where should we look for the organelle? Which of the following types of cells is this organelle found in (plants, animals, etc.) 4. ACCOMPLICES: Who helps your organelle? In other words, what other organelles/structures in the cell help your organelle do it’s job?

Part Three: Wanted poster Submit a draft of your poster and relevant information to the President of the agency. Once approved, make your final draft of your wanted poster. A large “WANTED” displayed along with the name of your organelle (large, easy to read letters) … don’t forget to add the reward amount!  A hand drawn picture of your organelle/structure (personification in your drawing is encouraged)  Descriptive answers (in your own words!) to all 4 questions in

Part Four: Roundup You will go around and fill in all the relevant information to complete your assignments. You must get information about all of the suspects (organelles)

Assignments Cell Wall Cell Membrane Nucleus Cytoplasm Mitochondria Ribosomes Endoplasmic Reticulum Smooth and Rough Golgi Bodies Lysosome Central Vacuole/Vacuole Chloroplast