Over the next few weeks, the class will study the structure and function of cells. They will learn how cells become specialized and how cells make up different tissues, organs, and organ systems in multicellular organisms. Students will describe how plant and animal cells obtain energy and nutrients through diffusion, osmosis, and active and passive transport. They will also recognize that cells function similarly in all organisms and use microscopes to compare and contrast plant and animal cells. Key vocabulary includes terms like cell, nutrient, organ, tissue, and specialized function.
Over the next few weeks, the class will study the structure and function of cells. They will learn how cells become specialized and how cells make up different tissues, organs, and organ systems in multicellular organisms. Students will describe how plant and animal cells obtain energy and nutrients through diffusion, osmosis, and active and passive transport. They will also recognize that cells function similarly in all organisms and use microscopes to compare and contrast plant and animal cells. Key vocabulary includes terms like cell, nutrient, organ, tissue, and specialized function.
Over the next few weeks, the class will study the structure and function of cells. They will learn how cells become specialized and how cells make up different tissues, organs, and organ systems in multicellular organisms. Students will describe how plant and animal cells obtain energy and nutrients through diffusion, osmosis, and active and passive transport. They will also recognize that cells function similarly in all organisms and use microscopes to compare and contrast plant and animal cells. Key vocabulary includes terms like cell, nutrient, organ, tissue, and specialized function.
Over the next few weeks, the class will study the structure and function of cells. They will learn how cells become specialized and how cells make up different tissues, organs, and organ systems in multicellular organisms. Students will describe how plant and animal cells obtain energy and nutrients through diffusion, osmosis, and active and passive transport. They will also recognize that cells function similarly in all organisms and use microscopes to compare and contrast plant and animal cells. Key vocabulary includes terms like cell, nutrient, organ, tissue, and specialized function.
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7th Grade Science: The Structure and Function of Living Things (Cells)
Unit Self-Assessment
Unit: Cells Over the next couple weeks, well be studying the structure and functions of cells. Essential Questions: How do cells become specialized? Rate your mastery of the learning target after each task.
1 = I dont get it yet.
2 = I think I got it. 3 = I got this! Learning Target: The Learner Will(TLW):
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Middle
End
I can recognize that all organisms are composed of cells, and
compare multicellular and unicellular organisms. This means that if you are given samples of cells you can identify them as multicellular and unicellular organisms. (L.OL.07.21) I can explain how cells make up different body tissues, organs, and organ systems. This means that you can match up specialized cells and the functions they perform in a system. Ex blood, bone, nerve; leaf, stem, root. (L.OL.07.22) I can describe how cells in all multicellular organisms are specialized to take in nutrients, which they use to provide energy for the work that cells do and to make the materials that a cell or organism needs. This means I can explain how both plant and animal cells get the energy and nutrition they need using diffusion, osmosis, active transport and passive transport. (L.OL. 07.23) I can recognize that cells function in a similar way in all organisms. For example, this could mean you can infer that a nucleus in a skin cell works the same way as the nucleus in a bone cell, blood cell, etc. All nuclei have the same function. (L.OL.07.24) I can use tools and equipment for scientific investigations. This means I can use a microscope to compare and contrast plant and animal cells. (S.IP.07.13)
Vocabulary to Master active transport Cell microscope Multicellular organism
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