glycolosis & fermentation anerobic respiration water, carbon dioxide reactants of photosynthesis a group of similar cells that work together Tissue tiny cell structures that carry out a specific function organelles Plant Cell high concentration of solute particles hypertonic contains enzymes to help with digestion lysosome movement of water across a membrane Osmosis Complex cells with nuclei and membrane bound organelles eukaryotes ATP, water, carbon dioxide rectants of respiration sorts and packages simple molecules into more complex ones Golgi Stores large amounts of food or water Vacuole low concentration of solute particles hypotonic controls all activities of the cell Nucleus Made of cellulose cell wall Sunlight Catalyst for Photosynthesis gel-like material that fills the cell Cytoplasm Animal Cell movement of material that requires energy active transport Make ribosomes nucleololus cells with no membrane bound organelles prokaryotes Glucose and oxygen Products of Photosynthesis Uses energy from the sun to make food Chloroplast manufactures proteins ribososomes movement of materials from higher to lower concentration diffusion produces ATP Cellular Respiration controls which substances enter and leave a cell Cell membrane provides rigid structure for plant cells Cell Wall turns nutrients into energy Mitochondria glycolosis & fermentation anerobic respiration water, carbon dioxide reactants of photosynthesis a group of similar cells that work together Tissue tiny cell structures that carry out a specific function organelles Plant Cell high concentration of solute particles hypertonic contains enzymes to help with digestion lysosome movement of water across a membrane Osmosis Complex cells with nuclei and membrane bound organelles eukaryotes ATP, water, carbon dioxide rectants of respiration sorts and packages simple molecules into more complex ones Golgi Stores large amounts of food or water Vacuole low concentration of solute particles hypotonic controls all activities of the cell Nucleus Made of cellulose cell wall Sunlight Catalyst for Photosynthesis gel-like material that fills the cell Cytoplasm Animal Cell movement of material that requires energy active transport Make ribosomes nucleololus cells with no membrane bound organelles prokaryotes Glucose and oxygen Products of Photosynthesis Uses energy from the sun to make food Chloroplast manufactures proteins ribososomes movement of materials from higher to lower concentration diffusion produces ATP Cellular Respiration controls which substances enter and leave a cell Cell membrane provides rigid structure for plant cells Cell Wall turns nutrients into energy Mitochondria
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
O-anerobic respiration
O-glycolosis & fermentation
G-reactants of photosynthesis
G-water, carbon dioxide
B-Tissue
B-a group of similar cells that work together
B-organelles
B-tiny cell structures that carry out a specific function
G-Plant Cell
G-
N-hypertonic
N-high concentration of solute particles
O-lysosome
O-contains enzymes to help with digestion
O-Osmosis
O-movement of water across a membrane
G-eukaryotes
G-Complex cells with nuclei and membrane bound organelles
B-rectants of respiration
B-ATP, water, carbon dioxide
O-Golgi
O-sorts and packages simple molecules into more complex ones
N-Vacuole
N-Stores large amounts of food or water
G-hypotonic
G-low concentration of solute particles
I-Nucleus
I-controls all activities of the cell
I-cell wall
I-Made of cellulose
N-Catalyst for Photosynthesis
N-Sunlight
N-Cytoplasm
N-gel-like material that fills the cell
B-Animal Cell
B-
B-active transport
B-movement of material that requires energy
G-nucleololus
G-Make ribosomes
N-prokaryotes
N-cells with no membrane bound organelles
I-Products of Photosynthesis
I- Glucose and oxygen
I-Chloroplast
I-Uses energy from the sun to make food
I-ribososomes
I-manufactures proteins
I-diffusion
I-movement of materials from higher to lower concentration
O-Cellular Respiration
O-produces ATP
O-Cell membrane
O-controls which substances enter and leave a cell
B-Cell Wall
B-provides rigid structure for plant cells
G-Mitochondria
G-turns nutrients into energy