1. Cell ThEory Lab Stations

2. Watch It! We will do this lab station together
Please find the “Watch It!” section on your lab answer sheet
Watch the video and be prepared to answer questions at the end

3. Video (Task #1)

4. How was bacteria first discovered?
Task Card #2
How was bacteria first discovered?

5. How did Robert Hooke come up with the term “cell”?
Task Card #3
How did Robert Hooke come up with the term “cell”?

6. How did Rudolph Virchow contribute to the cell theory?
Task Card #4
How did Rudolph Virchow contribute to the cell theory?

7. Your Turn
There are 6 stations set up around the room, please visit each station and fill in the appropriate answers on your lab sheet
We will reconvene at the end of class to do the Assess It! Part of the lab.

8. Please go back to YOUR seat.

9. Please find the “Assess It!” section on your lab sheet.

10. Task Card #1 Which is not a part of the cell theory?
Cells are the basic building block for living things
All living things are made up of one or more cells
Animal cells are more advanced than plant cells
Cells come from other cells

11. Task Card #2 What was Robert Hooke’s contribution to cells?
He developed the cell theory
He first used the term “cell” to describe what he was seeing
He said that cells come from other cells
He was the first person to build a microscope

12. Task Card #3 What is a benefit of the development of the cell theory?
Cells have made microscopes get better
There are less biologists today
There is more disease on Earth now
Scientists now know much more about cells and bacteria which is a benefit to all humans

13. Task Card #4 What does “cells come from other cells” mean?
When cells move they need another cell to go with it
Cells can be created out of thin air
Cells are only created by other cells
Animal cells come from plant cells

14. Wahoo! You’re Finished! Please turn in your lab answer sheet
Make sure the supplies on your desk look like when you entered the room