Instructions

"Cell Representation"

• Students are to create a 3D factory/building/city structure that is a representation of the cell.
• A structure that REPRESENTS the cell but is NOT an actual MODEL of the cell.
• If students design a factory, students MUST indicate the overall function (goal) of the factory.
• The ROOMS, CONTENTS OF THE ROOMS, AND ACTUAL BUILDINGS, of the factory/building/city/structure must correlate to organelles found inside the cell and their function.
• For example, if building a factory, the nucleus could be represented by the mainframe computer.
• For example, if building a city, FPL, the power plant, could represent the mitochondria.
• For example, if building a house, the kitchen could represent the mitochondria.
• Students MUST indicate, BY LABELING, what part of the factory/building/city/structure REPRESENTS a specific organelle found within the cell and MUST mention ALL organelles to be eligible for full credit.
• The factor/building/city must be built on a FLAT poster board and should not be drawn. Students may use products such as playdoh (not recommended due to weakness) to build the structures.
• Due Date
• Monday December 2nd 2013 {Biology I}

Mini-Project #1

"The Cell"

Example #1 (Side View)

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Example #2 (Top View)

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Example #2 (Close up)

{The red tabs indicate the organelles that is represented by the structures}

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Example #3 (Side View)

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Example #4 (Side View)

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Example #4 (Top View)

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Example #4 (Close up #1)

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Example #4 (Close up #2)

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Example #5 (Side View)

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Example #5 (Close up)

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Example #6 (Side View)

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Example #6 (Close up)

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Example #7 (Side View)

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Example #7 (Close up #1)

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Example #7 (Close up #2)

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Example #8 (Close up)

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Example #9 (Close up)

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