Cross-Section of labeled Plant and Animal Cell
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The document provides instructions for students to draw and label the cross-sections of animal and plant cells. It notes that students should draw, color and label the organelles seen in a cross-section, including the centrosome, nucleolus, lysosome, and amyloplast for plant cells. The drawing will be checked on an upcoming quiz to assess the students' understanding of cell structures.
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