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    Lab Cells Under A Microscope

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    This science lab activity involves students observing different types of cells under a microscope. They will draw and describe what they see under four different microscopes. The students will identify whether each cell sample is from a unicellular or multicellular organism and whether it is an autotroph or heterotroph. They will also note any interesting characteristics of each cell type. The students will then answer questions about whether things smaller than cells exist and how two specific human cell types, red blood cells and liver cells, differ based on their microscopic appearance.

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    Lab Cells Under A Microscope

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    This science lab activity involves students observing different types of cells under a microscope. They will draw and describe what they see under four different microscopes. The students will identify whether each cell sample is from a unicellular or multicellular organism and whether it is an autotroph or heterotroph. They will also note any interesting characteristics of each cell type. The students will then answer questions about whether things smaller than cells exist and how two specific human cell types, red blood cells and liver cells, differ based on their microscopic appearance.

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    This science lab activity involves students observing different types of cells under a microscope. They will draw and describe what they see under four different microscopes. The students will identify whether each cell sample is from a unicellular or multicellular organism and whether it is an autotroph or heterotroph. They will also note any interesting characteristics of each cell type. The students will then answer questions about whether things smaller than cells exist and how two specific human cell types, red blood cells and liver cells, differ based on their microscopic appearance.

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    Lab Cells Under A Microscope

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    Andrea Collia
    This science lab activity involves students observing different types of cells under a microscope. They will draw and describe what they see under four different microscopes. The students will identify whether each cell sample is from a unicellular or multicellular organism and whether it is an autotroph or heterotroph. They will also note any interesting characteristics of each cell type. The students will then answer questions about whether things smaller than cells exist and how two specific human cell types, red blood cells and liver cells, differ based on their microscopic appearance.

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    COLEGIO APDE ENTREVALLES Name:

    _________________________
    Primary Years Date: ______________
    Science and Technology Sixth Grade, Section ______
    Andrea Collía Longo Grade: _____________

    LAB PRACTICE # 1
    CELLS UNDER A MICROSCOPE
    Microscopes increase the size of an image so that a very small thing can be observed. Most
    cells are so small that they can´t be seen without a microscope.
    In this activity you will see different types of cells under a microscope. Make sure to look
    carefully and take note of everything you see. You will discover a whole new microscopic
    world!
    INSTRUCTIONS: fill in the following information based on what you see at each
    microscope.

    MICROSCOPE # 1: I am looking at ___________________________


    Draw what you see!

    These cells correspond to a


    unicellular / multicellular organism.
    This organism is an autotroph /
    heterotroph.
    I think it´s interesting that these
    cells:____________________________
    ________________________________
    _______________________________

    MICROSCOPE # 2: I am looking at ___________________________


    Draw what you see!
    These cells correspond to a
    unicellular / multicellular organism.
    This organism is an autotroph /
    heterotroph.
    I think it´s interesting that these
    cells:____________________________
    ________________________________
    _______________________________

    MICROSCOPE # 3: I am looking at ___________________________


    Draw what you see!

    These cells correspond to a


    unicellular / multicellular organism.
    This organism is an autotroph /
    heterotroph.
    I think it´s interesting that these
    cells:____________________________
    ________________________________
    _______________________________

    MICROSCOPE # 4: I am looking at ___________________________


    Draw what you see!

    These cells correspond to a


    unicellular / multicellular organism.
    This organism is an autotroph /
    heterotroph.
    I think it´s interesting that these
    cells:____________________________
    ________________________________
    _______________________________

    Do you think there are things smaller than a cell? Explain your answer.
    _________________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________________

    Both red blood cells and liver cells are found in the human body, Based on what you saw
    under the microscope, how are these two types of cells different?
    _________________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________________

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