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Cells - The Building Blocks of Living Things
Science, Grade 4
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Cells
-The
Building
Blocks
of
Living
Things
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vacuole
vacuole
nucleus
cell
wall
cell
membrane
chloroplast
mitochondria
cell
membrane
nucleus
cytoplasm
Animal
cell
Plant
cell
Microorganisms
Chloroplasts
are
only
found
in
plant
cells.
Chloroplasts
catch
the
sun’s
energy
and
help
plants
make
their
own
food.
A
microorganism
is
an
organism
that
is
too
small
to
see
with
our
eyes
alone.
Scientists
are
only
able
to
view
a
microorganism
through
a
microscope.
Many
microorganisms
are
unicellular.
Cells
are
the
building
blocks
of
life.
All
living
things
are
made
of
cells.
A
unicellular
organism
is
made
up
of
only
one
cell
while
a
multicellular
organism
is
made
up
of
many
cells.
Cells
have
particular
functions
or
roles.
Some
cells
help
the
organism
get
energy;
others
get
rid
of
wastes
while
others
provide
protection.
Animal
and
plant
cells
have
similar
and
different
parts
or
organelles.
Both
cell
types
have
a
nucleus,
cytoplasm
and
a
cell
membrane.
The
cell
membrane
separates
the
cell
from
everything
outside
the
cell.
It
guards
everything
that
comes
in
and
out
of
the
cell,
protecting
the
cell.
The
nucleus
is
the
control
center
of
the
cell.
It
makes
sure
that
all
the
cell
parts
do
their
jobs
in
order
to
keep
the
cell
working
properly.
Every
cell
is
filled
with
a
gel-like
liquid
called
cytoplasm.
The
main
job
of
the
cytoplasm
in
a
cell
is
to
hold
all
cell
parts
in
place.
Vacuoles
are
found
in
the
cytoplasm
of
most
plant
cells
and
some
animal
cells.
Their
function
is
to
store
materials
needed
by
a
cell
and
to
remove
unwanted
debris.
Mitochondria
are
rod-shaped
organelles
that
provide
cells
with
energy.
Plant
cells
also
have
a
cell
wall,
which
an
animal
cell
does
not
have.
The
main
job
of
a
plant’s
cell
wall
is
to
support
and
protect
the
cell.
It
is
located
outside
the
plant
cell’s
cell
membrane.
Examples
of
unicellular
organisms
include
amoebae
and
bacteria.
amoeba
paramecium
bacteria
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Describe
the
following:
Nucleus
__________________________________
__________________________________________
Cell
membrane
____________________________
__________________________________________
Cytoplasm
_________________________________
__________________________________________
Chloroplast
____________________________
__________________________________________
Cell
wall
_______________________________
__________________________________________
Vacuole
________________________________
__________________________________________
Mitochondrion
_________________________
__________________________________________
Cells
-The
Building
Blocks
of
Living
Things
Animal
cell
Microorganisms
Plant
cell
What
is
a
cell?
____________________________________
_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
What
is
a
multicellular
organism?
___________________
_________________________________________________
What
is
a
unicellular
organism?
_____________________
_________________________________________
How
are
plant
and
animal
cells
different?
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
Key
Vocabulary
Terms
Key
Vocabulary
Terms
•
amoeba
•
mitochondria
•
bacteria
•
multicellular
•
cell
membrane
•
nucleus
•
cell
wall
•
paramecium
•
chloroplast
•
unicellular
•
cytoplasm
•
vacuole
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