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Fortune Teller Eukaryotic Nerdy Gerdy Smelly Mellie GNLLC vs. Prokaryotic Cells Hands on Study Tool

What You Will Do: Directions for folding your fortune teller 1. Cut out the fortune teller along the outermost lines. 2. With the paper blank side up, fold the outer corners inwards and crease along the line until they meet in the middle of the sheet and make a square. 3. Fold the outer corners of the new square backwards along the line until they meet in the middle of the sheet and make Nerdy another Gerdy Smelly Mellie GNLLC smaller square with the 4 5 questions on the outside and answers on the inside. 4. With the questions face up, fold the square in half both ways, making sure to crease the paper to get a nice fold. 5. Open the square back up so that the main words are face up. 6. Life the flaps and squeeze the corners until they touch in the center 2 2 3 3 5 6

What You Will Do Directions for using your fortune teller: 1. Have students follow the instructions for folding their fortune teller using the previous page. 2. Students can work by themselves or with a partner to study using their fortune teller. 3. Start by picking one of the four words on the outside of your fortune teller. 4. For each letter that makes up the word, open and close thenerdy fortune Gerdy teller Smelly untilmellie you reach GNLLCthe last letter of the word. 5. The questions that are visible on the last letter will serve as the questions the student can choose from. 6. Pick a question out of the four that are visible. 7. Answer the question aloud or in your head. 8. Check your answer by opening the flap. 9. Close the fortune teller and start again!

How many cells are eukaryotes made of? What kingdoms do eukaryotes belong to? What is unique about the DNA of a prokaryote? How many cells are prokaryotes made of? The DNA of prokaryotes is free floating, not in a nucleus and circular in shape Eukaryotes can be either multicellular or unicellular Eukaryotes are found in kingdoms Protista, Fungi, Animalia, Plantae Nerdy Gerdy Smelly Mellie GNLLC Prokaryotes are unicellular- made of one cell The DNA of eukaryotes is surrounded by a nucleus and is a double helix or twisted ladder Eukaryotes contain organelles surrounded by a membrane like a nucleus and mitochondria. They also have ribosomes, cytoplasm, cell membranes, cell walls, and cilia/flagella. Prokaryotes lack membrane bound organelles. They contain structures like ribosomes, cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall, DNA, cilia/flagella Prokaryotes are bacteria found in kingdoms Archaebacteria and Eubacteria What cell structures do prokaryotes have? What kingdoms do prokaryotes belong to? What is unique about the DNA of eukaryotes? What cell structures do eukaryotes have?

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