1. Cell Energy

2. 10-tab foldable
Intro to Energy
Vocab 1
Vocab 2
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Vocab 4
Vocab 5
Vocab 6
Vocab 7
Vocab 8
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Vocab 10
Fold sheet of lined paper hot dog style towards the inner red line
Make a cut at your first blue line
Cut approx. every 3rd line (make 10 tabs)
You will write the words on the front tab, draw a picture on the inside of the tab, and write the definitions on the inside page

3. Write “Energy Vocabulary” on the red line
Label the doors
Cells
Prokaryotic Cell
Eukaryotic cell
Organelle
Mitochondria
Chloroplast
Glucose
Cellular Respiration / Aerobic
Fermentation/Anaerobic
Energy

4. Cells
Basic unit of life; smallest structural unit of an organism that is capable of functioning independently

5. Prokaryotic Cell
Cells without a nucleus. Includes Bacteria

6. Eukaryotic Cell
Cells that have a distinct, membrane bound nucleus

7. Organelle
A specialized subunit (cell organ) within a cell that has a specific function and is usually separately enclosed with its own lipid layer

8. Mitochondria Known as the powerhouses of the cell.
The organelle that takes in nutrients, breaks them down, and creates energy for the cell.

9. Chloroplast
Site of Photosynthesis. They are only found in plant cells and some protists.

10. Glucose Glucose is a simple carbohydrate found in plants. (AKA Sugar)
Chemical Formula: C6H12O6

11. Respiration / Aerobic Energy
The process in which nutrients are converted into useful energy within the cell.
Requires oxygen in order to occur.
Energy

12. Fermentation / Anaerobic
Converting sugar or other carbohydrates into either an acid or alcohol.
Occurs without oxygen.

13. Energy The ability to do work.
Energy can be (is) stored or transferred from place to place, or object to object in different ways. (Sunlight, ATP, Thermal, etc)

14. Homework (but start now)
Draw and label a Eukaryotic Animal Cell, Eukaryotic Plant Cell AND a Prokaryotic Cell