Basic Cell City Research And Mini Project

For Middle and Early High School

$2.00$1.75

Engage in an exciting educational journey with the Basic Cell City Research And Mini Project! Dive into the fascinating world of cell biology by researching and understanding the different parts of a cell. Then, unleash your creativity and construct a city map where each location represents a cell function, making complex concepts easier to grasp. This project is an ideal tool for students to visually and practically comprehend cell structures through creative and hands-on learning. Perfect for classroom activities or homeschool.

This activity helps students to understand the structures and organelles of a cell. They will research the functions of 10 major parts of a cell. Then, they will think of a place or structure in a city that does a similar function. Finally, they will draw out a map or blueprint of their city and label each structure.

This activity can be done virtually or in class.

This product includes:

  1. Teacher Directions-including prep info and materials needed 

  2. Procedure for Virtual or In Class

  3. Student Packet-Short reading, data table to fill in, city directions and rubric

  4. Student Packet Answers

  5. Cell City Map Example

  6. Teacher Tips

My students enjoy the creativity and artsy aspects to this activity. It really complements my 6th grade units on cells. It is also enjoyable for high schoolers.

To do this activity, students will need:

  • Pencil

  • Copy of “Cell City” packet for each student (INCLUDED)

  • Coloring utensils (colored pencils, crayons, markers, etc.)

  • Research ability (like a chromebook and/or textbook)

  • Optional: Colored Paper and Scissors

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6th-12th

  • Science

  • Biology

  • Life Science

  • General Science

  • Anatomy

8 Pages

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"This was a great resource for my students. It was a great supplement to the lesson." MSSL

"My students came up with some very creative analogies for the functions of organelles. Great activity." Kaylen T. 

"This has been so thoughtfully created! The prompts and activities drew my class in - I couldn't ask for more from a quality resource." Emma T. 

"Very engaging for my in-class kiddos and my virtual students as well! Thank you!" J.G. 

"I appreciate how well you explain everything, it makes it easier for me to explain the instructions to my students. Thank you so much!" MRC