How Do You Make A Plant Cell Model For 7Th Grade Science?
Cells are microscopic organic components that make up all lifeforms. Within cells are various parts called organelles. These organelles each have a unique function, such as ridding the cell of waste or providing the cell with necessary nutrients. Plant cells and animal cells share many of the same organelles. However, there are some distinct differences that affect how a cell model is created. Specifically, plant cells have cell walls, which give the cells a boxy appearance. Paint your box top green. Allow the top to dry for 2 to 3 hours before continuing. The box top will represent your cell wall. Pour activity gel onto the underside of the box top so that it fills the entire area. Activity gel is available at craft stores. The gel will serve as the cell’s cytoplasm. Allow the gel to set for about an hour before proceeding. Take a large piece of light-colored clay and flatten it so that it is about one-third the size of the entire cell model. Place this inside the cell to serve as the
