Prokaryotic versus Eukaryotic Cells

1. Prokaryotic versus Eukaryotic Cells

2. Word Roots pro- eu- karyon- prokaryote: eukaryote:

3. Word Roots pro- before eu- karyon- prokaryote: eukaryote:

4. Word Roots pro- before eu- true karyon- prokaryote: eukaryote:

5. Word Roots pro- before eu- true karyon- kernel / nucleus prokaryote: eukaryote:

6. Word Roots pro- before eu- true karyon- kernel/ nucleus prokaryote: before the nucleus; they DON’T have a nucleus. eukaryote:

7. Word Roots pro- before eu- true karyon- kernel/ nucleus prokaryote: before the nucleus; they DON’T have a nucleus. eukaryote: true nucleus; they DO have a nucleus.

8. Create a data table Data Table 1: Cell Parts in Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells

9. Write “Yes” if the cell has the cell part and “No” if it doesn’t.Data Table 1: Cell Parts in Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells

10. Prokaryote Eukaryote Animal Cell vacuole Cell membrane Central vacuole Use the pictures on pages 52 – 54 if the pictures on this slide are too small to read. Plant Cell Cytoplasm

11. Check your data table! Data Table: Cell Parts in Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells

12. Create a Venn DiagramUse the data in Data Table 1 to complete the Venn Diagram. You will write in all 3 sections of the Venn Diagram! Prokaryotes Eukaryotes Both

13. Create a Venn DiagramUse the data in Data Table 1 to complete the Venn Diagram. You will write in all 3 sections of the Venn Diagram! Prokaryotes Eukaryotes Both

14. Create a “Types of Cells Flow Chart”using yesterday’s notes.

15. Problem: How do plant and animal cells compare?

16. Create a data table Data Table 2: Cell Parts in Plant Cells versus Animal Cells

17. Data Table 2: Cell Parts in Plant Cells versus Animal Cells Read pages 50-57 and complete the chart. Write “Yes” if the cell has the cell part and “No” if it doesn’t.