BELL WORK : 1. Write two ways prokaryotes & eukaryotes are SIMILAR. 2. Write two ways prokaryotes & eukaryotes are DIFFERENT. Open your journal to page.

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BELL WORK : 1. Write two ways prokaryotes & eukaryotes are SIMILAR. 2. Write two ways prokaryotes & eukaryotes are DIFFERENT. Open your journal to page 9 (we set up this page yesterday!) when you finish.

Foldable time… You should have a half sheet glued to page 9. Fold the edges of the paper toward you (fold along the lines!). Cut between the words – stop when you reach the fold! Write your notes on the NOTEBOOK PAPER under each flap – we have other things to write on the foldable!

More foldable… Each organelle (except Cell Wall) is also labeled on your color-coded pictures. Write the letter the corresponds to the organelles. On the back of each flap, write down which type of cell has that part (Pro, Eu, or both). Cell Wall can be in BOTH.

Two Types of Cells PROKARYOTE EUKARYOTE

Cell Membrane holds the cell together allows nutrients into the cell A

Cytoplasm watery gel inside a cell holds the organelles B

Mitochondria produces energy for the cell has its own DNA! C

Nucleus controls the cell contains the cell’s DNA D

Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) network of membranes helps move materials around the cell E

Golgi body (apparatus) sorts, packages, and ships proteins produced in the ER F

Ribosomes help synthesize (make) proteins most are attached to the ER G

Vacuoles food and chemical storage spaces H

Cell Wall NEVER in animal cells! makes the cell rigid and strong I

Flagella used for movement J