red blood cells, white blood cells, skin cells, bone cells, muscle cells, nerve cells

improved the early microscope, saw bacteria, described bacteria

one or more cells, grows, changes, uses energy, responds, and can reproduce

building blocks of life, smallest part of a living thing

building block of life, smallest part of a living thing

jelly-like substance that organelles float in

gives instructions to all the organelles

a living thing

store food for the cell

make energy for the cell

protect the cell from invaders

parts that make up a cell

makes energy for the cell

gives instructions to the organelles

protects the cell from invaders

parts that make up a cell

Jelly-like substance that organelles float in

makes energy for the cell

stores food for the cell

gives instructions to the organelles

parts that make up a cell

protect the cell from invaders

makes energy for the cell

store food for the cell

store food for the cell

give instructions to all the organelles

protect the cell from invaders

makes energy for the cell

parts that make up a cell

protect the cell from invaders

stores food for the cell

gives instructions to the organelles

We are made of trillions of cells. Each type of cell performs a unique and special function.

They are organized to keep us alive and healthy.

Cell - bone cell, Tissue - muscle, Orgain - skin, System - brain

To give instructions to the organlles

red blood cells, white blood cells, skin cells, bone cells, muscle cells, nerve cells

organelles, cell membrane, cytoplasm, mitchondria, vacuoles, nucleus

Cell - bone cell, Tissue - muscle, Orgain - skin, System - brain

one or more cells, grows, changes, uses energy, responds, can reproduce

respiratory, digestive, nervous

red blood cells, white blood cells, skin cells, bone cells, muscle cells, nerve cells

use energy, one or more cells, grows, changes, responds, can reproduce

protect the cell from invaders

Cells are called building blocks of life because they are basic structural and functional units of our life.

Living things respire, move, respond to stimuli, reproduce and grow, and are dependent on their environment.

There are 200 different types of cells in our body. Each type of cell performs a unique and special function.

Cells make up tissues, tissues make up organs, and organs make up organ systems. They are organized to keep us alive and healthy.

He invented calculus and was Master of the Mint in London.

He improved the early microscope, was the 1st person to see and describe bacteria.

He won a Nobel Prize in Physics for discovery of the photoelectric effect.

He discovered evolution, liked taxidermy. enjoyed unusual food, and suffered from ill health.

Because they are basic structural and functional units of our life.

Because they are typically made of wood or plastic.

Because they are fun to gather friends together and play with.

Because they are shaped like Legos and click together to create animals.