Biodiversity - Cells and Kingdoms

Biodiversity - Cells and Kingdoms

By Lynn Zazzali

What are some key parts for the animal cell?

How is this cell different from a plant cell?​

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​Animal Cell Review

What are some key structures of the plant cell?​

How is a plant cell different from an animal cell?​

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Review Plant Cells

Multiple Choice

Plant Cells have all of the following except

• Cell Wall

• Small Vacuole

• Chloroplast

• Rectangular shape

Multiple Choice

Animal Cells differ from plant cells in the following way(s)

• Have a Cell Wall

• Have only 1 outer layer called the cell membrane

• Are rectangular

• Have a large vacuole

Fill in the Blanks

This structure in cells "controls everything" or is known as the brain of the cell.

Draw

Point to the chloroplast or the structure that helps a plant cell to undergo photosynthesis

Draw

Number the arrow that is pointing to the part of the Animal Cell that allows materials to move in and out

So we learned King Phillip Came Over For Great Spaghetti - lets add a Does in front of King and see what we get.

Watch the video and be ready to answer questions after

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBfGRqVbJjk​

Open Ended

We just learned more about the Domains Prokarya and Eukarya. What is one key difference for the Prokaryotes?

Open Ended

Now lets talk about Eukarya. What makes these cells unique?

Poll

Before we explore more of the Kingdoms of Life. What type of life do you think is in the greatest abundance here on Earth?

• Animals

• Microbes like Bacteria

• Plants

• Fungi

Life on Earth is mostly Green​

​Article to read: https://www.sciencenewsforstudents.org/article/life-earth-mostly-green

Take some notes in your notebook on the following:​

​Prokarya vs. Eukarya Domain *Add Domain to your notes on the taxonomy categories

Kingdom that is the most biodiverse

New vocabulary word - biomass ​

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