Plant-and-Animal-Cells.ppt

1. Animal and Plant Cells
10 October
Starter: Answer these questions as the video plays
Key Words: Chloroplast, Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Cell membrane
Mitochondria, Vacuole, Cell wall, Respiration
1. Cells are made from what?
2. What are two types of cell?
3. What is controlling’ everything?
4. The cell membrane is the what?
14/11/2022

2. NEW UNIT - Cells
THE NEW UNIT
Find out which harder words in the
new unit you can spell.
Write the numbers 1  10 into your book.
14/11/2022

3. On a brand new page
• In big writing write…

4. Review: Swap books with the person next to you and mark their
answer with a red pen. Correct any wrong spelling.
4. Mitochondria
1. Nucleus
3. Respiration
2. Cytoplasm
5. Concentration
8. Vacuole
7. Specialised
6. Microscope
9. Chloroplast
10. Chlorophyll

5. Animal and Plant Cells
10 October
Starter: Copy out these questions
Key Words: Chloroplast, Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Cell membrane
Mitochondria, Vacuole, Cell wall, Respiration
1. Cells are made from what?
2. What are two types of cell?
3. What is controllin everything?
4. The cell membrane is the what?

6. 1. Cells are made from what?
2. What are two types of cell?
3. What is controllin everything?
4. The cell membrane is the what?
Review
Organelles
Plant and animal
Nucleus
Boarder Patrol

7. Keywords: Mitochondria,
Ribosome, Cytoplasm,
Vacuole, Nucleus, Eukaryotic,
Prokaryotic
Learning Outcomes:
 Explain what a cell is
 Describe the structures
of some cell components
 Explain the differences
between plant and animal
cells
LOb: Understand the structure of animal and plants cells
Did you know… As many as 300
millions cells In your body can die
every minute; maybe even more. Most
of them are replaced.

8. Cells Theory
All living things are made from cells
Cells come from pre-existing cells
A cell is the basic unit of structure in
an organism

9. Organelle
Tiny structures in cells that
perform a particular function
(job)
All cells have organelles

10. Keywords: Mitochondria,
Ribosome, Cytoplasm,
Vacuole, Nucleus, Eukaryotic,
Prokaryotic
Learning Outcomes:
 Explain what a cell is
 Describe the structures
of some cell components
 Explain the differences
between plant and animal
cells
LOb: Understand the structure of animal and plants cells
Did you know… As many as 300
millions cells In your body can die
every minute; maybe even more. Most
of them are replaced.

11. My Cell is Like a Bank

12. Mitochondria
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Cell membrane
Contains the genetic information DNA.
It also controls what the cell should
Is a jelly like substance. This is where all
the cell reactions take place
Controls what goes in and out of the
cell e.g oxygen, glucose and waste
Where the cell respiration takes place.
Provides the cell with energy for all it’s
functions
Activity: As we go through the different parts of the cell
match the organelle to the correct function + Highlight info.

13. Gives instructions for how the bank should be run.
His office contains all the information about the bank
My Cell is Like a Bank
Bank Manager:

14. The NUCLEUS is like the bank manager. It contains all
the genetic information (DNA) and it controls the cell
NUCLEUS

15. Inside the bank: Floor space
My Cell is Like a Bank
This where all the customers walk around and
use the bank

16. The CYTOPLASM is like the floor space. It is where all
the reactions take place (it is jelly like)
NUCLEUS
CYTOPLASM

17. Body Guards:
My Cell is Like a Bank
Control who goes into the bank and they get rid of the
Trouble makers

18. The CELL MEMBRANE controls what goes into and
out of the cell. Oxygen and glucose get in. Carbon
dioxide and other waste are taken out
NUCLEUS
CYTOPLASM
CELL
MEMBRANE

19. Power Socket
My Cell is Like a Bank
The bank to work properly needs power e.g. to turn on
The computers, lights, keep the safe locked

20. The MITOCHONDRIA gives the cell all the energy it
needs to work
NUCLEUS
CYTOPLASM
CELL
MEMBRANE
MITOCHONDRIA

21. Mitochondria
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Cell membrane
Contains the genetic information DNA.
It also controls what the cell should
Is a jelly like substance. This is where all
the cell reactions take place
Controls what goes in and out of the
cell e.g oxygen, glucose and waste
Where the cell respiration takes place.
Provides the cell with energy for all it’s
functions
Review

22. Activity: Here is a real cell. Label it with these words
Mitochondria | Cytoplasm | Cell membrane | Nucleus

23. Keywords: Mitochondria,
Ribosome, Cytoplasm,
Vacuole, Nucleus, Eukaryotic,
Prokaryotic
Learning Outcomes:
 Explain what a cell is
 Describe the structures
of some cell components
 Explain the differences
between plant and animal
cells
LOb: Understand the structure of animal and plants cells
Did you know… As many as 300
millions cells In your body can die
every minute; maybe even more. Most
of them are replaced.

24. Activity: Watch the video and label the plant cell and
you are watching.
EXT: Label the function of some of the cell parts unscrambling the
sentences on the next slide to help you

25. Activity: Label your plant cell drawing add the functions for the
Chloroplast, Cell Wall, Vacuole (p17 to help you)
LO : Understand how plants are specialised
EXT: Unscramble the sentence to give the function. The red
word starts the sentence
S1: Vacuoles – water – contain – give – which – shape
2: cellulose – Cell walls – made – give – from – strength – are –which
3: Chloroplasts– from - absorb – to - light – sun - glucose – make

26. Review
are made from cellulose
which give strength
Contain water which gives
shape
Absorb light from the sun
to make glucose

27. Keywords: Mitochondria,
Ribosome, Cytoplasm,
Vacuole, Nucleus, Eukaryotic,
Prokaryotic
Learning Outcomes:
 Explain what a cell is
 Describe the structures
of some cell components
 Explain the differences
between plant and animal
cells
LOb: Understand the structure of animal and plants cells
Did you know… As many as 300
millions cells In your body can die
every minute; maybe even more. Most
of them are replaced.

28. Plenary
Add the numbers 1  8 into your book

29. What structure is this?
?
a. cytoplasm
b. cell wall
c. nucleus
d. cell membrane

30. ?
a. cytoplasm
b. sap vacuole
c. chloroplast
d. nucleus
What structure is this?

31. ?
a. cytoplasm
b.vacuole
c. chloroplast
d. nucleus
What structure is this?

32. ?
a. Respiration
b. Photosynthesis
c. Contain genetic
information
a. Controls what goes
In and out
What is the function (job)
of this cell organelle?

33. TRUE/FALSE:
Chloroplasts give shape to the cell?

34. Which part is not found in animal cells?
Cell wall Cell membrane mitochondria

35. 1. All living things are made from cells
2. Cell are always found together
3. Cells make up the basic unit of life
Which is not part of cell theory?

36. ?
a. cell wall
b. cell membrane
c. sap vacuole
d. cytoplasm
What is this part of the cell?

37. What is the function (job) of
the mitochondria?
a) Lets things in an out of the cell
b) Move the cell
c) Where respiration takes place
d) Photosynthesis

38. Cells, cells they are made of…

39. Work out the Part of a cell
cell membrane
O
X

40. Work out the Part of a cell
nucleus
S N B
x x x

41. A special cell found in our body
red blood cell