Animal Cells
The membrane in a cell surrounding the cytoplasm of living cells.
Cell Membrane
The genetic information inside a living thing's body that makes the person’s genetic structure unique
DNA
An organelle that produces the energy for a cell.
Mitochondria
A lack of nutrients due to not eating enough
Starvation
What day is it?
Friday, January 31st
A part of the cell that helps it produce protein.
Ribosomes
A organelle only found in plant cells that is responsible for carrying out photosynthesis
Chloroplast
A single celled organism that has no nuclear membrane.
Bacterial Cell
A group of animals that are able to reproduce and create fertile offspring
Species
What are St. Francis' 5 core values?
Be kind
Be true
Be responsible
Be safe
Be empathetic
A molecule used to build and repair muscles, bones and create hormones.
Proteins
A semipermeable membrane surrounding the outer shell of a plant cell
Cell Wall
A consistent characteristic that describes an organism's reaction to its environment
Behavioral Traits
The act of animals feasting on another animal to provide energy for the predator.
Predation
Who is responsible for creating the theory of evolution?
Charles Darwin
A type of cell that has no cell wall and has a membrane bound nucleus
Animal Cell
The organelle in a cell that contains the chromosomes
Nucleus
A eukaryotic cell with a cell wall that can make their own food through photosynthesis
Plant Cell
A characteristic of a living thing that can be seen and measured
Physical Trait
What is Mr. Burgess' middle name
Hint: it starts with the letter Do
Douglas
A standard by which something is judged
Something that controls what you do by restricting what you can and can't do
Criteria
Constraints
A small structure inside a cell surrounded by a membrane that has a specific function.
Organelle
Give me three differences between a plant cell and an animal cell.
1) Chloroplast
2) Cell Wall
3) The shape
In the article we read about survival traits, what was the animal on the cover of the lesson?
A jaguar!
Put the planets in order.
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune