| Catalog Number |
| FB1910 |
| Price/Each |
| $42.60 |
Product Description
Most students are aware that plant and animal cells are different, but how are they different? In this activity, written in the form of a mystery, students must apply their knowledge of cell structure and organelles to identify four unknown prepared slides. To successfully solve the mystery, students need to determine if each sample originated from a plant or animal, and they must provide sketches and the supporting evidence such as identifiable organelles to explain their choices. This lab is an especially effective way to help students develop critical thinking skills. It’s one thing for them to look at pictures and memorize definitions—another thing to sort through the evidence!
Kit includes eight prepared slides—two of each type, Teacher Notes, and reproducible student handouts included. Complete for 32 students working in groups of four.
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Flinn Catalog/Reference Manual Page 899
Flinn Middle School Catalog/Reference Manual Page 620 |
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