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Watch as a class to fill out Plant  VS Animal Cells activity sheet

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Watch as a class to fill out Plant  VS Animal Cells activity sheet

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Today's Objective: Students will be able to explain how plant and animal cells differ by identifying the different organelles and shape of the cell under a microscope. 

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Today's Objective: Students will be able to explain how plant and animal cells differ by identifying the different organelles and shape of the cell under a microscope. 

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Prokaryotes are single celled (uni-cellular) organisms.

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Prokaryotes are single celled (uni-cellular) organisms.

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Eukaryotes can be single celled (uni-cellular) or mulitcellular 

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Eukaryotes can be single celled (uni-cellular) or mulitcellular 

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Prokaryotic cells are much smaller than eukaryotic cells, have no nucleus, and lack most organelles.

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Prokaryotic cells are much smaller than eukaryotic cells, have no nucleus, and lack most organelles.

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Ribosomes are the acception.

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Example eukaryotes. All pants and animals, including humans. 

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Example eukaryotes. All pants and animals, including humans. 

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Click on this video to watch today's mini lesson

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Click on this video to watch today's mini lesson

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Plant vs. Animal Cell - Amoeba Sisters #Shorts

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All prokaryotic cells are encased by a cell wall. Many also have an outer capsule layer. 

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All prokaryotic cells are encased by a cell wall. Many also have an outer capsule layer. 

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This layer is  made of polysaccharide.

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Mitochondria are in all Eukaryotic Cells. 

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Mitochondria are in all Eukaryotic Cells. 

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Prokaryotes often have appendages on their surface. 

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Prokaryotes often have appendages on their surface. 

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Flagella and some pili are used for movement.

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Most prokaryotic cells have a single strand of DNA which you can find in the cytoplasm.

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Most prokaryotic cells have a single strand of DNA which you can find in the cytoplasm.

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They may also have smaller pieces of circular DNA called plasmids.

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Turn and talk about what you learned in the video today. 

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Turn and talk about what you learned in the video today. 

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Intructor Resources: Introduction to the Microscope (PDF) | Introduction to the Microscope(Seated) (PDF) | AP Tissue Review (PDF) | Phases of Mitosis (PDF)

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What do you think is a cell? (There are no right or wrong answers, please do not google or say I don't know because you won't get credit) 

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What do you think is a cell? (There are no right or wrong answers, please do not google or say I don't know because you won't get credit) 

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Independent work: Students have the option of reading or watching the video about the difference between animal cells and plant cells.  (15 min) 

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Independent work: Students have the option of reading or watching the video about the difference between animal cells and plant cells.  (15 min) 

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Extra time: Explore the virtual microscope

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Extra time: Explore the virtual microscope

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05/14: What are two differences between animal cells and plant cells?

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05/14: What are two differences between animal cells and plant cells?