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Do you have cells?

Cells Smallest unit of life Animal Cells Plant Cells Can be divided into are

Animal Cells nucleus Cell membrane vacuole cytoplasm havemay have Organelles in animal cells

nucleus

cell membrane

cytoplasm

Plant Cells Cell membrane vacuoleCytoplasm Cell wall have chloroplastnucleus Organelles in Plant cells

Plant cell Nucleus Cell wall ChloroplastsVacuole Cytoplasm Cell membrane

Comparing plant and animal cell Nucleus Cytoplasm Cell membrane Plant cell Animal cell has may has has Regular shape Chloroplast Large vacuole Cell Wall has Small vacuoles Irregular shape

small vacuoles Found in animal cells only chloroplast vacuole cell wall Irregular shape Regular shape

nucleus Cell membrane vacuolecytoplasm chlorophyll Cell wall Cell’s activity Movement of substances in and out A medium for reaction food sunlight Structural support controls traps acts as cushion stores makes provides protection chloroplast contains Organelles include What are the jobs of these organelles

Cells Smallest unit of life Animal Cells Plant Cells nucleus Cell membrane vacuole cytoplasm chlorophyll Cell wall Both have Can be divided into are also contain may have Cell’s activity Movement of substances in and out A medium for reaction food sunlight Structural support controls traps acts as cushion stores makes provides protection chloroplast contains Overall concept map

Cells Cell membrane Both have Can be divided into are also contain may have Cell’s activity A medium for reaction food controls acts as stores makes provides protection chloroplast contains traps Test yourself

Other useful links May help in pronunciations, take a look inside a cell interactively at Comparison of plant cell and animal cell Play quiz at Cell quizzes and many more Further reading resources.co.uk/KS3/Biology/Life_Processes_and_Cells/cells_and_their_activities.htm