cells project
Name: ___________________
Period:________
Cell Project
Each person will complete one of the three cell projects at home:
a. Cell Analogy Poster
b. Travel Brochure to a Cell
c. 3D Cell Analogy Model
Due Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2014
One cell project (Poster, Brochure, OR Model)
Use this packet as a resource guide to help lead you through your project. Remember, you are not doing everything in this packet, only ONE cell project choice at home.
Parents/Guardians
Please review the choices for the cell project with your son/daughter. Your son/daughter will need to work on this portion of the project at home. If your child has questions about the project, they can ask one of the teachers during extra help.
Please sign below to indicate that you understand the expectations of the project and the due date.
______________________________________________
Table of Contents:
Travel Brochure to a Cell Directions p. 3-4
Travel Brochure to a Cell Rubric p. 5
3D Cell Analogy Model Directions p. 6-7
3D Cell Analogy Model Rubric p. 8
Cell Analogy Poster Directions p. 9-10
Cell Analogy Poster Rubric p. 11
Example of an Analogy p. 12
Analogy Explanation Page p. 13-14
Travel Brochure to a Cell
Goal Produce a travel brochure to attract visitors to spend money to visit an animal or plant cell.
Role Travel Agent
Audience Vacationers
Situation You are a travel agent charged with getting more visitors to a fabulous new attraction. You really need a raise and have decided to prove to your boss that you know how to entice tourists to visit. You research other fabulous destinations and realize that they all have one thing in common—a fantastic advertisement. You get to work making a brochure designed to have every kid in the US begging their parents to take them to the attraction during the next school vacation.
Product
1. Decide whether your brochure will be based on a plant or animal cell.
2. Decide the location or attraction that your
Period:________
Cell Project
Each person will complete one of the three cell projects at home:
a. Cell Analogy Poster
b. Travel Brochure to a Cell
c. 3D Cell Analogy Model
Due Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2014
One cell project (Poster, Brochure, OR Model)
Use this packet as a resource guide to help lead you through your project. Remember, you are not doing everything in this packet, only ONE cell project choice at home.
Parents/Guardians
Please review the choices for the cell project with your son/daughter. Your son/daughter will need to work on this portion of the project at home. If your child has questions about the project, they can ask one of the teachers during extra help.
Please sign below to indicate that you understand the expectations of the project and the due date.
______________________________________________
Table of Contents:
Travel Brochure to a Cell Directions p. 3-4
Travel Brochure to a Cell Rubric p. 5
3D Cell Analogy Model Directions p. 6-7
3D Cell Analogy Model Rubric p. 8
Cell Analogy Poster Directions p. 9-10
Cell Analogy Poster Rubric p. 11
Example of an Analogy p. 12
Analogy Explanation Page p. 13-14
Travel Brochure to a Cell
Goal Produce a travel brochure to attract visitors to spend money to visit an animal or plant cell.
Role Travel Agent
Audience Vacationers
Situation You are a travel agent charged with getting more visitors to a fabulous new attraction. You really need a raise and have decided to prove to your boss that you know how to entice tourists to visit. You research other fabulous destinations and realize that they all have one thing in common—a fantastic advertisement. You get to work making a brochure designed to have every kid in the US begging their parents to take them to the attraction during the next school vacation.
Product
1. Decide whether your brochure will be based on a plant or animal cell.
2. Decide the location or attraction that your