Understanding Plant and Animal Cells

The video introduces a product that allows students to build plant and animal cells using Google Slides. Available on Teachers Pay Teachers, the product is ideal for Google Classroom users. The video provides a demo, instructions, and highlights the importance of making extra copies of organelles. It also offers free resources and worksheets for further learning. Students can research or watch a video to understand cell differences, then build and reflect on their creations. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage and provide feedback.

What platform is the product designed to be used with?

• Microsoft Teams

• Canvas

• Google Classroom

• Zoom

Where should students place their finished plant cell in Google Slides?

• Slide 2

• Slide 1

• Slide 4

• Slide 3

What might students need to do with some clipart to complete their cells?

• Resize them

• Color them

• Make extra copies

• Delete them

What can students use to learn about the differences between plant and animal cells?

• A blog post

• A podcast

• A video tutorial

• A textbook

What is available for free to help students with the video?

• Free textbooks

• Free worksheets

• Free software

• Free tutoring

What is the first organelle to be copied when building a plant cell?

• Cytoplasm

• Nucleus

• Cell wall

• Cell membrane

What can students do if they don't want the organelles labeled?

• Leave them blank

• Use a different font

• Right-click and ungroup

• Change the color

What should students do after building their plant and animal cells?

• Print them out

• Save them on a USB drive

• Upload them to Google Classroom

• Email them to the teacher

What is the purpose of completing the table in part two of the activity?

• To compare cell types

• To write a summary

• To list organelles

• To draw the cells

What is the final task for students in this activity?

• Create a presentation

• Draw a diagram

• Write about cell differences

• Make a video