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

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.  

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

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
cytoplasm		#1 tomato cell
nucleus		#2 tomato cell
cell wall		#3 tomato cell

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
nucleolus		#1 cheek cell
cell membrane		#2 cheek cell
cytoplasm		#3 cheek cell
nucleolus		#4 cheek cell

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💻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.

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💻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, watch the brief video below:

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

One more super cool (and brief) video:

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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

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.