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Bring in a sample of living plant tissue and utilizing a classroom microscope record your findings and organize your data using an excel spreadsheet

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Use flexclip to create a small skit with two or more cells and incorporate how they might engage with the environment around them.

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Create a physical model of the Cell and the inside components. Make sure to use Word or Google Docs to create labels for your model

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Use FrootyLoops to record a song or rap about the cell.  You can have a complete recording of yourself or bring in an small instrument to accompany your recording live. Be prepared to perform this in front of the class

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Take a virtual tour of the cell using the  Cellscape VR Biology Guided Tour Youtube videos and document in detail your findings using a Google Jamboard as a brochure. Do your best to make the brochure exciting so that others will be interested it  "visiting" the cell.

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Write a fictional story about the life of a cell using the digital story creator Storybird. Include aspects of Mitosis, Transport, and Regulation/ Homeostasis. Introduce some conflict within your story and be prepared to present your story to the class

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Use Sketchpad to make a colorful creative drawing of a cross section of a plant cell and animal cell and a single celled organism and label each part of the inside of each.

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Using what you know about Cell division explore the limits to cell size, and compare mitosis in plant and animal cells and use a simple calculation to determine how much time a cell spends in each stage.