25 Brochure Cell Theory - See Attachment for Instructions. 50 Cell Story Book - See Attachment for Instructions
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1 Cell Project Menu Name: Please read over the menu of projects you may complete. Your assignment is to complete enough projects to give you a total of 75 points. You may pick any combination that you may wish. Some of the instructions are attached in this packet for individual projects. You must turn in this MENU sheet filled out on DUE date with your projects. Due Jan 7-8 Check Mark if you completed Possible Activity Cell City - In Cell City, you will design a colorful city that represents a cell. You will compare the parts of the city to the organelles of a plant cell. Decide what part of the city each organelle represents. On a piece of poster paper, draw the layout of your city in color and with labels. Go over all your labels in pen. Come up with a creative city name. Attach a piece of paper to your poster that explains why each part of the city represents a certain organelle (At least 10). Here is an example of a explanation sentence: The city hall represents the nucleus because it is the control center of the city. This is similar to a nucleus job, which is to control a cell. Keep in mind the part of the city s job should be similar to the job that the organelle does for the cell. An explanation of this should be included in your sentences. Build or Bake a Cell - For this project, you will build or bake a model using whatever materials you want to represent all the organelles in a plant cell. You must have an object or food item in your model represent every organelle in your cell. Pay attention to where they go in your model, what they look like, their size, etc. They should be representative of the real organelles in a cell (At least 10) Attach a piece of paper to your model explaining what item represents each organelle. Here is an example of an explanation sentence: The large cookie in the middle of my dish represents the nucleus because it is a large organelle in the middle of the cell. The nucleus is the control center of the cell and also stores DNA (which are the sprinkles on my cookie)! To demonstrate your knowledge of what the organelles DO, please include their function in your sentences. Create a 20 question test - Write 20 test quality questions about cells, their organelles, and their structures. You should have at least one question about every organelle and structure. Design a test that you and your classmates could take. Your test should include different types of questions (at least 3 of the following): multiple choice questions, true false questions, fill in the blank questions, Your test should be free of spelling errors and be ready to give to students. Turn in an answer key with your test. Write a Cell Rap/Poem/ or Song - Write a poem, rap, or song about a cell and all of its organelles. Your poem, rap, or song should include information about at least 10 cell organelles and structures and what they do in a cell. You will turn your rap/poem/ or song in on a piece of paper and will have the option to either perform your piece at Office Hours for your teacher or in front of the entire class. Your poem, rap, or song should rhyme! Campaign for an organelle - May do as many as you would like as long as each campaign is for a different organelle - See Attachment for Instructions Quantity Sell a Cell Billboard - May do as many as you would like as long as each one is a different organelle - See Attachment for Instructions Quantity Brochure Cell Theory - See Attachment for Instructions 50 Cell Story Book - See Attachment for Instructions
2 CELL CITY GRADING RUBRIC: 10 buildings/ parts of city labeled: /15 GRADING RUBRIC: BUILD OR BAKE A CELL RUBRIC: 10 organelles represented in model: 10 written explanations that explain organellebuilding analogies and make sense. Should include description of what organelle does. 10 written explanations that explain what objects represent what organelle. Should include description of what organelle does. Creative City Name: _ Creativity/ Craftsmanship: Colorful: _ Neatness: Neatness: 0 CELL RAP/ POEM/ SONG RUBRIC: 10 organelles are described, including their function: /30 0 CELL TEST GRADING RUBRIC: 20 high quality questions are written about cells, organelles, and their function. /2 poem/rap/ or song rhymes: creativity: /10 /10 At least 2 questions about every organelle or structure. Include at least 3 different types of questions. /2 _0 Include answer key. /1 /25 Cell Part Campaign Poster - Pick an organelle or cell part; design a campaign poster to elect your organelle as Governor of the state of Cellinois. Poster Content Possible An accurate design of your candidate 8 At least 6 major qualifications that make your candidate BEST SUITED to be elected Governor - Characteristics 10 Provide information about the organelle residency 3 Campaign Poster- Neatness 2 Organized 2 Earned Comments
3 Sell-a-Cell Billboard You will be creating a billboard advertising one of the different cell organelles we have discussed in class. The point of a billboard is to get people to purchase a product or a service. You will need to make your organelles seem worthy of being purchased. Your final product will need to be in billboard (poster) form. You should market your organelle as something besides a part of a cell. Think about its function and relate it to a product or a service that people could use in their lives. Things to include: The name of your product/service (should reference the name of the organelle) A picture of your product/service (some reference to its actual appearance in a cell) The selling Point of each organelle (This is like a creative description. Why would people want to buy this organelle?) This should be related to its actual function in a cell. It should be immediately clear what its function is. The price Neatness and use of color will also be part of your grade. You may do up to 3 posters 25 points per poster
4 Name of product/service Picture of product/service Selling point Price Neatness/Use of color The name was The name was The name was The name was included and included, but included, but not related to the the relation to did not relate to name of the the organelle the name of the organelle. was not organelle. completely included and the reference to the organelles appearance was was included and the relation to the function was A price was The entire project is neat.(no scribble marks) included, but the reference to the organelles appearance was not completely was included, but the relation to the function was not completely Most of the project is neat, but may have minor issues. included, but does not reference the organelles actual appearance. was included, but is not related to the function Some of the project was somewhat neat, but it had many issues. not was not A price was not There were major issues with the level of neatness and color. Cell Storybook Congratulations! You have just been hired by Cytophile Press- Where Every Day is a Cell-ebration - to work in the children s book department. Your first assignment is to write and illustrate a storybook that explains ten organelles present in an animal or plant cell. Your book should be written so that an elementary student could understand the structure and function of each organelle. Remember to be creative! You could use a mystery format, a biography, or use the format of other children s books. In addition to writing and illustrating of the book, you should design the book cover, which should include the title and author/illustrator name. This assignment will be evaluated on the following scale: Use of ten organelles: 20 points Use of a story line (do not just state the functions)/ Creativity: 10 points Identification features of plant or animal cells: 5 points Function/structure of each organelle: 20 points Appropriate illustration to go along with the story line: 10 points Book Cover (with author/illustrator name): 10 points
5 Spelling/Grammar: -2 for each mistake (no more than 10 points off) CELL THEORY BROCHURE INSTRUCTIONS 1. Get a blank piece of paper from the teacher. Fold the paper into thirds like the diagram shown to the right: Title 2. On the title page, title the brochure Cell Theory. Include a picture and the author s name (you). Make your title page attractive and colorful so that it makes the reader want to look through the brochure. 3. INSIDE LEFT PANEL: At the top of this panel, write the first statement of the cell theory (look at your notes). Use the majority of the blank space to draw an example of this At the bottom of this panel, write a brief explanation (2-3 sentences) of your example. 4. INSIDE CENTER PANEL: At the top of this panel, write the second statement of the cell theory. Use the majority of the blank space to draw an example of this At the bottom of this panel, write a brief explanation (2-3 sentences) of your example. 5. INSIDE RIGHT PANEL: At the top of this panel, write the third statement of the cell theory. Use the majority of the blank space to draw an example of this At the bottom of this panel, write a brief explanation (2-3 sentences) of your example. 6. BACK PANELS: List at least 10 parts of the microscope and describe their function. CELL THEORY BROCHURE GRADING RUBRIC CRITERIA 5 points 3 points 2 point 1. Title Page Title page is attractive and colorful; invites the reader to look through the brochure Title page has some color and is not messy. More effort could ve been put into making it Title page is not attractive; is messy and unorganized 2. Inside Left Panel 3. Inside Center Panel 4. Inside Right Panel 5. Microscope parts: Back Panels Clearly states 1 st statement in Clearly states 2 nd statement in Clearly states 3 rd statement in Include at least 10 parts of the microscope. Gives an accurate function of all parts inviting. Clearly states 1 st statement in example Clearly states 2 nd statement in example Clearly states 3 rd statement in example Includes at least 5 parts of the microscope and gives and accurate function of all parts. 1 st statement in Cell Theory is not demonstrate the 2 nd statement in Cell Theory is not demonstrate the 3 rd statement in Cell Theory is not demonstrate the Includes less than 5microscope parts and functions. TOTAL POINTS = out of 25
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