Cell "Lab" (covid-modified 2020) cloned 11/3/2020

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Since we cannot share slides, specimens, or microscopes (or work closely together in a lab group) this year.... here is a super-duper modified cell "lab".  I've included pictures from real specimen's we'd be looking at in class :) Feel free to use your notes/text/CK-12s or anything lese that may help you to answer these questions, as feedback wll not be provided.  As always, you are highly encouraged to work together.  

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
nucleus		#1 tomato cell
cell wall		#2 tomato cell

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
cell membrane		#1 cheek cell
nucleolus

Now, watch the brief video below:

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
cell membrane (innermost layer)		#1 in the onion cell
cytoplasm		#2 in the onion cell
nucleolus

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
cell membrane (innermost layer)		#1 in the onion cell
cytoplasm		#2 in the onion cell
nucleolus		#3 in the onion cell
nucleus		#5 in the onion cell
cell wall (outermost layer)		#5 in the onion cell

Cell "Lab" (covid-modified 2020) cloned 11/3/2020

Cell "Lab" (covid-modified 2020) cloned 11/3/2020

1. (outer most layer)

💻Now for some Google Fun! Type " + cell" into the search engine (where __ is any kind of organism/tissue that you are interested in looking at) and tell me what you viewed and attach a picture of that cell.

💻Now for some Google Fun! Type " + cell" into the search engine (where __ is any kind of organism/tissue that you are interested in looking at) and tell me what you viewed and attach a picture of that cell.

What image/footage did you you find to be the coolest/most interesting?

What do you think was the grossest (or coolest) organism in this video and why?

1. (outer most layer)

Select all that appropriately apply:

Choose all that appropriately apply:

💻Now for some Google Fun! Type " + cell" into the search engine (where __ is any kind of organism/tissue that you are interested in looking at) and tell me what you viewed and attach a picture of that cell.

💻Now for some Google Fun! Type " + cell" into the search engine (where __ is any kind of organism/tissue that you are interested in looking at) and tell me what you viewed and attach a picture of that cell.

What image/footage did you you find to be the coolest/most interesting?

What do you think was the grossest (or coolest) organism in this video and why?

Cell "Lab" (covid-modified 2020) cloned 11/3/2020

Cell "Lab" (covid-modified 2020) cloned 11/3/2020

1. (outer most layer)

💻Now for some Google Fun! Type " ______________ + cell" into the search engine (where ________________ is any kind of organism/tissue that you are interested in looking at) and tell me what you viewed and attach a picture of that cell.

💻Now for some Google Fun! Type " ______________ + cell" into the search engine (where ________________ is any kind of organism/tissue that you are interested in looking at) and tell me what you viewed and attach a picture of that cell.

What image/footage did you you find to be the coolest/most interesting?

What do you think was the grossest (or coolest) organism in this video and why?

1. (outer most layer)

Select all that appropriately apply:

Choose all that appropriately apply:

💻Now for some Google Fun! Type " ______________ + cell" into the search engine (where ________________ is any kind of organism/tissue that you are interested in looking at) and tell me what you viewed and attach a picture of that cell.

💻Now for some Google Fun! Type " ______________ + cell" into the search engine (where ________________ is any kind of organism/tissue that you are interested in looking at) and tell me what you viewed and attach a picture of that cell.

What image/footage did you you find to be the coolest/most interesting?

What do you think was the grossest (or coolest) organism in this video and why?

💻Now for some Google Fun! Type " + cell" into the search engine (where __ is any kind of organism/tissue that you are interested in looking at) and tell me what you viewed and attach a picture of that cell.

💻Now for some Google Fun! Type " + cell" into the search engine (where __ is any kind of organism/tissue that you are interested in looking at) and tell me what you viewed and attach a picture of that cell.

💻Now for some Google Fun! Type " + cell" into the search engine (where __ is any kind of organism/tissue that you are interested in looking at) and tell me what you viewed and attach a picture of that cell.

💻Now for some Google Fun! Type " + cell" into the search engine (where __ is any kind of organism/tissue that you are interested in looking at) and tell me what you viewed and attach a picture of that cell.