Objectives:

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CELL ORGANELLES

• Objectives
• To identify and describe the functions of
  organelles found in cells.
• To compare what type of organelles are found in
  plant, animal and bacteria cells.

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Plant and Animal Cell drawings are not all
exactly the same.
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Cell Plasma Membrane
Function Cell Type Nick Name
Controls what moves into and out of the cell Animal Plant Bacteria Gatekeeper
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Cytoplasm
Function Cell Type Nick Name
Liquid of the cell. Holds organelles in place. Animal Plant Bacteria Clear Jello
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Nucleus
Function Cell Type Nick Name
Controls cells activities and contains DNA Animal Plant Control Center Brain
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Ribosomes
Function Cell Type Nick Name
Creates proteins for the cell. Animal Plant Bacteria Protein Factory
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Mitochondria
Function Cell Type Nick Name
Generates energy (ATP) for the cell. Animal Plant Powerhouse
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Central /Food Vacuole
Function Cell Type Nick Name
Stores food, water and minerals Small animal cells Large plant cells Animal Plant Storage Tank
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Chloroplast
Function Cell Type Nick Name
Makes glucose (sugar) for the plant. Site of photosynthesis. Plant Solar Panels
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Cell Wall
Function Cell Type Nick Name
Supports and protects the plant cell Plant Brick Wall
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WHO AM I?

• I control all cell activities.
• Mitochondria?
• Nucleus?
• Cell Membrane?

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WHO AM I?

• I am very large in plant cells
• Mitochondria?
• Chloroplast?
• Vacuole?

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WHO AM I?

• I am a jelly-like substance that suspends cell
  organelles
• Mitochondria?
• Ribosome?
• Cytoplasm?

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WHO AM I?

• I am known as the powerhouse that releases energy
  (ATP)
• Mitochondria?
• Ribsome?
• Cell Membrane?

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WHO AM I?

• I am the gatekeeper, I control what comes in and
  out of the cell
• Cell membrane?
• Cell Wall?
• Cytoplasm?

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WHO AM I?

• I am very small in animal cells.
• Mitochondria?
• Nucleus?
• Vacuole?

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WHO AM I?

• I store and contain DNA.
• Mitochondria?
• Vaculole?
• Nucleus?

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WHO AM I?

• I am where proteins are made
• Cell Wall?
• Chloroplast?
• Ribosome?

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WHO AM I?

• I protect and support plant cells.
• Mitochondria?
• Cell Wall?
• Cell Membrane?

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WHO AM I?

• I convert sunlight into glucose (sugar)
• Mitochondria?
• Chloroplast?
• Vacuole?

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WHO AM I?

• I store water, food and minerals
• Mitochondria?
• Chloroplast?
• Vacuole?

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WHO AM I?

• I am found in eukaryotic an prokaryotic cells
• Cell wall?
• Cytoplasm?
• Mitochondria?

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WHO AM I?

• I store water, food and minerals
• Mitochondria?
• Chloroplast?
• Vacuole?

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Cell Analogy Project

• In class we have learned about organelles and how
  they function in the cell. Your job is to think
  of a creative analogy between a cell and all its
  organelles, and something in real-life. You can
  use an animal or a plant cell. Make sure that
  each organelle has a match in your analogy,
  meaning that they have similar roles or jobs.
• For example the nucleus is like a head coach
  of a football team.
•  Cell Analogy Video
• http//www.youtube.com/watch?vw7F_7JJJFxw
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Reflection

• Which organelle do you think is the most
  important?
• Describe 3 reasons why.
• Cell membrane
• Cell wall
• Cytoplasm
• Nucleus
• Mitochondria
• Chloroplast
• Ribosome
• Vacuole

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Video

• www.brainpop.com
• Cell Structures

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Golgi Bodies
Function Cell Type Nick Name
Packages and stores chemicals proteins Animal Plant UPS or shipping center
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Lysosomes
Function Cell Type Nick Name
Digestive sacs that destroy worn out parts and gets rid of bacteria Animal Recycler and Garbage Man
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Endoplasmic Reticulum (Smooth and Rough)
Function Cell Type Nick Name
Canal network- moves materials within the cell. Smooth ER no ribosomes Rough ER ribosomes attached Animal Plant E.R. Transportation System
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WHO AM I?

• I package and store chemicals and proteins
• Lysosome?
• Golgi Bodies?
• Endoplasmic Reticulum?

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WHO AM I?

• I am a digestive sac that destroys worn our parts
  and gets rid of bacteria
• Lysosome?
• Golgi Bodies?
• Endoplasmic Reticulum?

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WHO AM I?

• I am a channel network that moves materials
  within the cell
• Mitochondria?
• Centriole?
• Endoplasmic Reticulum?