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Do-Now Write the Questions and Answers Which of the following organelles stores information and is considered the control center of the cell? A)mitochondria B)endoplasmic reticulum C)nucleus D) Golgi Within eukaryotic cells, there is an intricate network of ____ with unique functions. A)lysosomes B)vacuoles C)chromosomes D)organelles

A review… since you SHOULD know these from 7th grade life science! Organelles A review… since you SHOULD know these from 7th grade life science!

Standard SB1A Explain the role of cell organelles for both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells… in maintaining homeostasis.

Two types of cells Prokaryotic Eukaryotic Single-celled organisms Has no nucleus No membrane-bound organelles Examples: Bacteria Viruses Multi-cellular Has a nucleus Membrane-bound organelles   Examples: Plants Animals Fungi

Think: How does each help the cell maintain homeostasis? Organelles Think: How does each help the cell maintain homeostasis?

Nucleus Controls the cell functions Contains DNA

Cell Membrane Controls what goes in to or out of the cell

Ribosomes Build proteins

Mitochondria Release energy for the cell

Endoplasmic Reticulum (E.R.) Can be rough (has ribosomes) or smooth Pathway for proteins to move through cell

Golgi Packs up proteins and sends them off.

Cell Wall Protects the cell, structure Not in animals, only plants and bacteria

Chromosomes Made of DNA Contain genetic information

Chloroplast Photosynthesis takes place here Makes food from solar energy

Lysosome Waste disposal

Vacuole Stores water Larger in plants

Procedures for Group Work Seated with group. Not walking around- get all materials at the beginning. Raise hand for permission to leave seat. Quiet volume.

Procedures for Laptops One person at cart at a time. Must sign it out. Must be sitting flat on a desk top. Return one at a time. MUST BE PLUGGED IN. Follow acceptable use policy in student handbook.

Procedures for a Fire Drill Leave all belongings at desk. Quietly go out the door. Turn right- exit the school. Proceed all the way to fence. Get in two single file lines. NO TALKING TO EACH OTHER OR OTHER CLASSES.

Small groups or partners. Time today and tomorrow. Due tomorrow. Organelle Trail Small groups or partners. Time today and tomorrow. Due tomorrow.

TOTD (Ticket Out The Door) Re-address the Do-Now questions. If you were wrong, can you get the correct answer now? *Justify the answers with facts from today’s class.* (WHY is that the answer? HOW do you know?)

Do-Now Write the Questions and Answers Plant cells and animal cells contain many of the same organelles. Which of the following organelles, however, would be indicative of a plant cell rather than an animal cell? A)ribosome B)nucleus C)mitochondrion D)chloroplast Which of the following biological processes occurs in a cell’s mitochondria? A) photosynthesis B) protein synthesis (making) C) protein digestion (breaking down) D) cellular respiration

Pop Quiz: Vocabulary You may use your notes. NO TALKING. Eyes on your own paper. After you finish- take an organelle riddles handout. ANSWER ON YOUR OWN PAPER.

Small groups or partners. Time today and tomorrow. Due tomorrow. Organelle Trail Small groups or partners. Time today and tomorrow. Due tomorrow.

Sourcebooks Following instructions on board and as given. You will write your Do-Now and do any activities in here (unless told otherwise). We will use them every day!

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