Lab Safety
What protects your eyes in the lab?
Safety Goggles
Who do you listen to for directions?
Teacher
The rigid supporting layer of cells
Cell Wall
A thin, flexible barrier that surrounds a cell and controls what enters.
Cell Membrane
The walls of our classroom could represent which organelle?
Cell Wall
What protects your clothes in the lab?
apron or lab coat
Turn off what when not in use?
Equipment
Gel-like fluid that fills most of the cell
Cytoplasm
The power house of the cell
mitochondria
The door of our classroom could represent what organelle?
Know where the _______ wash station and safety shower are located
eye
What should you tie back in the lab?
hair
Stores water, food, waste products and other materials
Vacuole
Makes food for cell using sunlight
Chloroplast
Mrs. Harmon would represent which organelle?
nucleus
How should you smell chemicals?
Wave your hand to smell it/waft
Where should you not pour chemicals to dispose of them?
sink
Breaks down food particles and worn out cell parts
Lysosome
Produces proteins
ribosome
Name one organelle a plant cell has that an animal cell does not.
Cell wall or chloroplast
Keep flammable materials away from what?
Fire/ Open Flame
Check glassware for what?
Cracks
Directs cell activities
Nucleus
Packages and distributes materials
Golgi Apparatus
What helps make proteins and other substances
Endoplasmic reticulum