What are cells andWhat are cells and
what do they do?what do they do?
Structure and FunctionStructure and Function
KWLKWL
What I KnowWhat I Know What I Want toWhat I Want to
KnowKnow
What I LearnedWhat I Learned
1.1. 1.1. 1.1.
2.2. 2.2. 2.2.
3.3. 3.3. 3.3.
4.4. 4.4. 4.4.
5.5. 5.5. 5.5.
VocabularyVocabulary
1.1. CellCell-the basic unit of structure and function of-the basic unit of structure and function of
al living thingsal living things
2.2. CellCell MembraneMembrane-thin covering enclosing the-thin covering enclosing the
cellcell
3.3. NucleusNucleus-the central part of most cells and-the central part of most cells and
determines most of cells’ functionsdetermines most of cells’ functions
4.4. CytoplasmCytoplasm-jelly-like substance containing-jelly-like substance containing
many chemicals to keep cell alivemany chemicals to keep cell alive
Vocabulary continuedVocabulary continued
5.5. DiffusionDiffusion-process by which particles move from-process by which particles move from
higher concentration to lower concentrationhigher concentration to lower concentration
6.6. OsmosisOsmosis-the moved of water and dissolved materials-the moved of water and dissolved materials
through the cell membranethrough the cell membrane
7.7. TissueTissue-cells that work together to perform s specific-cells that work together to perform s specific
funcitonfunciton
8.8. OrganOrgan-tissues that work together to perform a-tissues that work together to perform a
specific functionspecific function
9.9. SystemSystem-organs that work together to perform a-organs that work together to perform a
specific functionspecific function
Parts of a MicroscopeParts of a Microscope
The Cell TheoryThe Cell Theory
1.1. Cells are the basic units of lifeCells are the basic units of life
2.2. All organisms are composed of one of moreAll organisms are composed of one of more
cellscells
3.3. Cells arise from preexisting cellsCells arise from preexisting cells
Separate your paper into three equal partsSeparate your paper into three equal parts
Illustrated each part of the cell theoryIllustrated each part of the cell theory
Lab 1: Observing CellsLab 1: Observing Cells

What are cells and what do they do

  • 1.
    What are cellsandWhat are cells and what do they do?what do they do? Structure and FunctionStructure and Function
  • 2.
    KWLKWL What I KnowWhatI Know What I Want toWhat I Want to KnowKnow What I LearnedWhat I Learned 1.1. 1.1. 1.1. 2.2. 2.2. 2.2. 3.3. 3.3. 3.3. 4.4. 4.4. 4.4. 5.5. 5.5. 5.5.
  • 3.
    VocabularyVocabulary 1.1. CellCell-the basicunit of structure and function of-the basic unit of structure and function of al living thingsal living things 2.2. CellCell MembraneMembrane-thin covering enclosing the-thin covering enclosing the cellcell 3.3. NucleusNucleus-the central part of most cells and-the central part of most cells and determines most of cells’ functionsdetermines most of cells’ functions 4.4. CytoplasmCytoplasm-jelly-like substance containing-jelly-like substance containing many chemicals to keep cell alivemany chemicals to keep cell alive
  • 4.
    Vocabulary continuedVocabulary continued 5.5.DiffusionDiffusion-process by which particles move from-process by which particles move from higher concentration to lower concentrationhigher concentration to lower concentration 6.6. OsmosisOsmosis-the moved of water and dissolved materials-the moved of water and dissolved materials through the cell membranethrough the cell membrane 7.7. TissueTissue-cells that work together to perform s specific-cells that work together to perform s specific funcitonfunciton 8.8. OrganOrgan-tissues that work together to perform a-tissues that work together to perform a specific functionspecific function 9.9. SystemSystem-organs that work together to perform a-organs that work together to perform a specific functionspecific function
  • 5.
    Parts of aMicroscopeParts of a Microscope
  • 6.
    The Cell TheoryTheCell Theory 1.1. Cells are the basic units of lifeCells are the basic units of life 2.2. All organisms are composed of one of moreAll organisms are composed of one of more cellscells 3.3. Cells arise from preexisting cellsCells arise from preexisting cells Separate your paper into three equal partsSeparate your paper into three equal parts Illustrated each part of the cell theoryIllustrated each part of the cell theory
  • 7.
    Lab 1: ObservingCellsLab 1: Observing Cells