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1 6 th Period Seating Chart Smaylin Castro Giovani Gonzalez Fernando Dominguez Litzy Sosa Lesley Alvarez Miguel Bartolo 26 Oghenefejio Emakpose Sebastian Ambush Ali Cruz Homero Maldonado Sofia Gaona Jonathan Phillips Chrishawn Norris Jennifer Garciaguirre Alimot Tinubu Isael Flores Lesly Zepeda Isaiah Harper Arleth Romero Misael Flores Angel Gonzalez Ashley Aguirre Stephanie Obi Helen Lopez Paola Diaz Charles Oparanozie Crystal Santibanez

2 Jamie Auces Ashley Gonzalez 7 th Period Seating Chart Cazandra Zaragoza Jasmin Salgado Jesus Hernandez Jaqueline Salazar Leticia Chavez Brenda Garcia D Nileria Williams Lizbet Garcia Javier Miranda Kimberly Granillo Kimberli Marenco 29 Jose Hernandez Joshua Saine Mia Gracia Uriel Vital Jazlyn Paloma Jullyses Argueta Jessica Gonzalez Cristian Martinez Ashly Cardenas Suheidi Mejia Roberto Escobar Joshua Luna Brianna German Marvin Garcia Yesica Flores Alexander Sangurima

3 Haveouts Guided Notes Pen/pencil CAV Card DFAD

4 Do First: Answer in your DFAD Use the word bank to label the animal cell. Be sure to have the correct answers matched to the correct cell type. Haveouts Guided Notes Pen/pencil CAV Card Word Bank A. Mitochondria B. Cytoplasm C. Endoplasmic Reticulum D. Plasma Membrane E. Nucleus F. Golgi Apparatus

5 VACUOLE-Storage Vacuoles are in plants and animal cells large central vacuole ONLY in plants Makes Energy Mitochondria are in plants and animal cells Make food from sunlight Chloroplasts are in ONLY in plants

structural support The cell wall is the OUTER MOST layer, plasma membrane is on

6 CFU What are some differences between a Cell Membrane and a Cell wall? Phospholipid bilayer that is selectively permeable Used for protection and structural support The cell wall is the OUTER MOST layer, plasma membrane is on the inside. Both plants and animal cells have a cell membrane. Only plants have a cell wall.

7 Check for understanding What are THREE differences between a plant and animal cell? 1.Plants have chloroplast; animals do not 2.Plants have cell walls; animals do not 3.Plants have a large central water vacuole to store water (animals vacuoles are small)

8 Compare and Contrast: Plant vs Animal Cells Use the Venn Diagram to Compare and Contrast Plant vs Animals Cells. Chloroplasts Cell Wall Plant Cell Large central vacuoles Uses photosynthesis Both Nucleus Eukaryotic cells Plasma Membrane Cellular Respiration from Mitochondria Animal Cell No Cell Wall or chloroplasts Small Vacuoles Varies in shape and round Heterotrophic for food

9 Plant or Animal Cell? Why? Has chloroplasts Has large vacuoles Uses photosynthesis Has Cell Wall

10 Plant or Animal Cell? Why? Small Vacuoles Varies in shape and round No Cell Wall or chloroplasts Heterotrophic for food

11 Plant or Animal Cell? Why? Small Vacuoles Varies in shape and round No Cell Wall or chloroplasts Heterotrophic for food

12 Plant or Animal Cell? Why? Has chloroplasts Has large vacuoles Uses photosynthesis Has Cell Wall

Cellular Respiration a cell process to make cellular energy in the form of ATP ATP ATP Adenosine triphosphate; the energy cells use Anaerobic Respiration occurring the cytoplasm, this process does

14 Cellular Respiration a cell process to make cellular energy in the form of ATP ATP ATP Adenosine triphosphate; the energy cells use Anaerobic Respiration occurring the cytoplasm, this process does NOT use oxygen and only makes 2-4 ATP Aerobic Respiration occurring the mitochondria, this process uses OXYGEN to make 36 ATP Aerobic Anaerobic Location in Mitochondria Cytoplasm the Cell Oxygen Use YES NO Energy Produced ATP 2-4 ATP

15 Endosymbiotic Theory Eukaryotic Cells evolved by engulfing (to become a part of) smaller prokaryotic cells. These prokaryotic cells eventually became organelles like mitochondria and chloroplasts.

16 Endosymbiotic Endo internal, within sym interaction between more than one part biotic live organisms If we break down each of the Latin prefix and suffixes, what does endosymbiotic theory show?

17 Independent Practice Answer questions all question starting at Independent Practice Work must be done silently and independently. No Talking. If you have a question or request raise a silent hand and be patient. For independent practice, today we will be working silently and independently for 6 minutes. 8 mins

18 Questioning: Ask a question about a specific step. Ask a question related to a specific section of the guided notes. Discussion Directly answer each question on your paper by solving each problem step by step. Directly respond to the questions and comments of peers. Used discussion stems to promote productive discussion. Had appropriate section of guided notes open while working on the corresponding section of independent practice. Maturity & Behavior Maintain a respectful tone 100% of the time. Re-evaluate your work when someone had a different answer. Participate and remain on task 100% of the time. Show Your Work Always be able to show evidence for what you state as fact, this is a good time to use your Biology Notebook. Group Practice For group work today, we will be using a Discussion Rubric. We will be working at a level two volume. During this time you need to be comparing your answers to make sure you and your table have all the correct answers. 8 mins

19 Plant Cell Both Animal Cell

Haveouts Guided Notes Pen/pencil Privacy Folder DFAD

Haveouts Guided Notes Pen/pencil Privacy Folder DFAD Do First: Answer in your DFAD Answer the following questions in your DFAD. Match the correct vocabulary terms to the correct definitions. Haveouts Guided