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    This document provides instructions for a 3D cell model project due on September 22, 2010. Students must make a model of either an animal or plant cell out of common materials and label the organelles. They must also include a key identifying each organelle and describing its function. A second, smaller model must show the structure of the cell membrane. Students have two class periods to work on the project and must bring their own materials. The project will be graded based on correctly labeling organelles, including an accurate function key, building an accurate cell model, and indicating whether it is an animal or plant cell.

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    This document provides instructions for a 3D cell model project due on September 22, 2010. Students must make a model of either an animal or plant cell out of common materials and label the organelles. They must also include a key identifying each organelle and describing its function. A second, smaller model must show the structure of the cell membrane. Students have two class periods to work on the project and must bring their own materials. The project will be graded based on correctly labeling organelles, including an accurate function key, building an accurate cell model, and indicating whether it is an animal or plant cell.

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    This document provides instructions for a 3D cell model project due on September 22, 2010. Students must make a model of either an animal or plant cell out of common materials and label the organelles. They must also include a key identifying each organelle and describing its function. A second, smaller model must show the structure of the cell membrane. Students have two class periods to work on the project and must bring their own materials. The project will be graded based on correctly labeling organelles, including an accurate function key, building an accurate cell model, and indicating whether it is an animal or plant cell.

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    This document provides instructions for a 3D cell model project due on September 22, 2010. Students must make a model of either an animal or plant cell out of common materials and label the organelles. They must also include a key identifying each organelle and describing its function. A second, smaller model must show the structure of the cell membrane. Students have two class periods to work on the project and must bring their own materials. The project will be graded based on correctly labeling organelles, including an accurate function key, building an accurate cell model, and indicating whether it is an animal or plant cell.

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    3-D Cell model Project

    Biology I
    Miss White
    Due September 22, 2010

    Purpose: To make a 3-D model of the cell and cell membrane


    using common everyday materials. (May be done in groups
    up to three)

    Requirements:

    1. Model: A model of an animal or plant cell will be made, labeled


    with the following organelles (where appropriate)

    Cell
    Cytoplasm Lysosome Chloroplast
    membrane
    Receptor
    Nucleus Microtubules Marker Protein
    Protein
    Channel
    Cell Wall Nucleolus Phospholipids
    Protein
    Nuclear
    Mitochondria Vacuole Centriole
    Envelope
    Microfilament
    Golgi Body Ribosome
    s
    Smooth Endoplasmic Rough Endoplasmic
    Reticulum Reticulum

    2. Labeling: The cell type (plant or animal) should be labeled.


    All cell organelles and parts of the cell membrane should also be
    labeled. Identification of organelles should be done using flags
    made of toothpicks stuck in the appropriate organelle. The name
    of the structure can be written on the flag or a number can be
    used which corresponds to a key of the structures.

    3. Function Key: You must include a key for your model. The
    organelles should be listed and identified by the flags on your
    model. You are required to also include a brief explanation of
    the function of each organelle in your key.

    4. Cross Section of the Cell Membrane: A second smaller model of


    a cross section of a cell membrane will be made. You must show
    the phospolipid bilayer and the three types of cellular proteins.
    Be sure to label these and include them in the function key.

    Suggestions for Getting Started:

    Decide if you want to make an animal or plant cell for


    your model. Think of materials that would best
    represent the different organelles.

    Make a key of the organelles and their functions


    before you make your model.

    Materials used to represent organelles are not


    limited. Use inexpensive material that can be found
    at home. DON’T MAKE THIS EXPENSIVE!
    Example: wood, yarn, buttons, thread, food, candy,
    plastic, paper, styrofoam, etc

    There will be only two class periods to work on this


    project (9/8/2010 & 9/17/2010). Use your class time
    wisely (that means plan ahead of time). You must
    bring your own materials to school on the day that
    we build the models. BE PREPARED.
    Check Out the Website for Pictures of
    Examples!

    Grading: Points Possible


    Correctly Labeled Organelles 32
    Function Key of Organelles 32
    Correct Model of the Cell 8
    Membrane
    Correctly Indicating Plant or 3
    Animal Cell
    Total Points 75

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