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A"Plant"Cell
Anchor"Chart
Mitochondria%
powerhouse%of%the%cell,%produces%energy%
Endoplasmic%%
ReCculum%
Nucleus%
transports%materials%in%the%cell%
command%center,%directs%the%cells%acCviCes%
Cytoplasm%
%uid%that%lls%the%cell%
Includes
10
Chloroplast%
converts%energy%to%food%for%the%cell%
Ribosome%
Vacuole%
Organelles!
builds%proteins%for%cell%funcCons%%%
storage%area%for%the%cell%%
Cell%Membrane%
controls%what%enters%and%leaves%the%cell%
Golgi%Body%
receives,%packages%and%distributes%materials%
Cell%Wall%
protects%and%supports%the%cell%
Thank
you
for
purchasing
the
Lets
Build:
A
Plant
Cell
Anchor
Chart
le.
This
plant
cell
anchor
chart
will
help
your
students
idenAfy
the
10
main
organelles
that
make
up
a
plant
cell.
The
organelles
included
are:
*cell
wall
*chloroplast
*cell
membrane
*ribosome
*cytoplasm
*mitochondria
*nucleus
*endoplasmic
reAculum
*vacuole
*Golgi
body
This
le
includes
a
picture,
name
tag
and
funcAon
tag
for
each
of
the
ten
organelles
(both
in
color
and
black
&
white).
I
use
this
anchor
chart
one
of
two
ways.
I
either
explain
and
walk
through
the
parts
as
a
class
or
I
divide
the
students
into
groups
(5
or
10
groups
work
best).
Each
group
gets
1
or
2
organelle
pictures.
They
must
discover
which
organelle
they
have
and
what
its
funcAon
is.
I
put
the
name
tags
and
funcAon
tags
in
the
front
of
the
room
and
when
the
group
thinks
they
know,
they
come
up
and
grab
their
tags.
Once
all
tags
have
been
correctly
claimed,
the
groups
color
their
organelles
and
tags
all
the
same
color
and
place
them
on
the
anchor
chart.
This
le
includes
the
color
and
black
&
white
version
of
this
anchor
chart.
It
also
includes
a
completed
cell
if
you
would
prefer
to
name
the
organelles
and
their
funcAons
without
having
to
place
them
on
the
chart.
Please
email
me
at
ahousecalledhome@gmail.com
if
you
have
any
quesAons
about
this
product.
Thank
you,
Jennifer
Sulfridge
A
House
Called
Home
Some
addiAonal
Aps:
*For
use
year
a[er
year,
I
laminate
the
pieces
and
keep
them
in
a
large
manila
envelope.
*Building
the
anchor
chart
together
gives
each
student
their
own
copy
of
the
chart
they
can
take
home
and
study
from
-
I
build
the
large
one
up
front
and
the
students
build
the
smaller
version
at
their
desks.
*Arrows
have
been
provided
for
both
the
color
and
black
&
white
versions
of
this
product,
but
I
usually
draw
my
own
arrows
using
a
wet
erase
marker.
This
allows
me
to
wipe
it
o
my
laminated
set.
*A
completed
anchor
chart
is
included
at
the
end
of
the
le
for
students
who
were
absent,
need
a
hard
copy
of
materials
or
if
you
like
to
keep
a
binder
of
anchor
charts
available
for
student
reference.
A
free
student
version
of
this
acAvity
(Lets
Build:
A
Plant
Cell)
is
available
at
my
store.
2013
Jennifer
Sulfridge/A
House
Called
Home
Chloroplasts
Mitochondrion
Golgi Body
Vacuole
Nucleus
Endoplasmic ReAculum
Ribosomes
Cell
Wall
protects
and
supports
the
cell
Cell
Membrane
controls
what
enters
and
leaves
the
cell
Cytoplasm
uid
that
lls
the
cell
Vacuole
storage
area
for
the
cell
Nucleus
command
center,
directs
the
cells
acAviAes
Mitochondria
powerhouse
of
the
cell,
produces
energy
Chloroplast
converts
energy
to
food
for
the
cell
Ribosome
builds
proteins
for
cell
funcAons
Golgi
Body
receives,
packages
and
distributes
materials
Endoplasmic
ReAculum
transports
materials
in
the
cell
Chloroplasts
Mitochondrion
Golgi Body
Vacuole
Nucleus
Endoplasmic ReAculum
Ribosomes
Cell
Wall
protects
and
supports
the
cell
Cell
Membrane
controls
what
enters
and
leaves
the
cell
Cytoplasm
uid
that
lls
the
cell
Vacuole
storage
area
for
the
cell
Nucleus
command
center,
directs
the
cells
acAviAes
Mitochondria
powerhouse
of
the
cell,
produces
energy
Chloroplast
converts
energy
to
food
for
the
cell
Ribosome
builds
proteins
for
cell
funcAons
Golgi
Body
receives,
packages
and
distributes
materials
Endoplasmic
ReAculum
transports
materials
in
the
cell
Mitochondria
powerhouse
of
the
cell,
produces
energy
Endoplasmic
ReAculum
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
uid
that
lls
the
cell
Chloroplast
converts
energy
to
food
for
the
cell
Ribosome
Vacuole
Cell
Membrane
controls
what
enters
and
leaves
the
cell
Golgi
Body
receives,
packages
and
distributes
materials
Cell
Wall
protects
and
supports
the
cell