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.

1. Cross–Section of Cells
• In your journal, draw, color and label the
cross-section of the cells.
• Remember there are no “flying” labels.
They should be parallel to the bottom of
the page.
• You will see a cell like this on your quiz
next week.

2. Centrosome - where microtubules are made for the cytoskeleton (structure for the cell)
Nucleolus - Central part of the Nucleus that works in developing genetic information
Lysosome - responsible for cell waste removal

3. Amyloplast - Organelle responsible for the storage of starches that can
be turned into glucose

4. Cross-Section of Animal Cell 2

5. Cross-Section of Plant Cell 2