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Cells- The building blocks of living things
Science, Grade 4
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Study Guide Cells- The building blocks of living things Science, Grade 4
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CELLS
Cells-
the
Building
Blocks
of
Living
Things
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
multicellular
organisms
are
made
up
of
many
cells.
Animal
and
plant
cells
have
similar
and
different
parts.
Both
cells
include
a
nucleus
and
a
cell
membrane.
Each
of
the
cell
parts
have
different
jobs
and
functions
to
do
in
order
to
keep
the
cell
healthy
and
working
properly.
Lesson
Checkpoint:
Why
are
cells
referred
to
as
the
building
blocks
of
life?
The
nucleus
is
the
control
center
of
the
cell.
The
nucleus
holds
all
the
instructions
for
cell’s
activities.
It
is
the
nucleus’
job
to
make
sure
all
the
cell
parts
do
their
jobs
in
order
to
keep
the
cell
working
properly.
Another
important
part
of
a
cell
is
the
cell
membrane.
The
cell
membrane
separates
the
cell
from
everything
outside
the
cell.
It
guards
everything
that
comes
in
and
out
of
the
cell,
which
protects
the
cell.
Lesson
Checkpoint:
What
is
the
job
of
the
nucleus
of
the
cell?
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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
one
place.
Each
cell
in
an
organism
has
its
own
job
to
do
in
order
to
keep
the
cell
working
properly.
Cells
make
up
all
the
different
parts
of
the
human
body.
A
group
of
one
kind
of
cell
is
a
tissue,
which
means
a
tissue
contains
MORE
than
one
cell.
A
group
of
tissues
that
work
together
is
an
organ.
Lungs
are
an
example
of
organs
in
the
human
body.
Groups
of
organs
that
work
together
form
systems
in
the
human
body,
such
as
the
human
respiratory
system,
for
example.
Lesson
Checkpoint:
What
do
we
call
a
group
of
tissues
working
together
in
a
human
body?
Differences
Between
Plant
and
Animal
Cells
Plants
and
animals
have
similar
and
DIFFERENT
parts.
Chloroplast
is
a
part
of
a
plant
cell
but
not
an
animal
cell.
Chloroplast
catches
the
sun’s
energy
for
the
plant
because
plants
need
the
sun’s
energy
to
make
their
own
food.
Animal
cells
do
not
have
chloroplasts
because
they
do
not
make
their
own
food.
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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.
Lesson
Checkpoint:
What
is
one
structure
a
plant
cell
has
that
an
animal
cell
does
NOT
have?
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.
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