Good Morning LE 2 Lovelies, today we're focusing on cells as mini factories in our bodies.

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by Judith Figueroa1 view·Updated Oct 21, 2020

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  1. Good morning, Ellie Lovelies.
  2. Today we're focusing on cells as many factories.
  3. So you're gonna learn that each of your trillions of
  4. cells function like factories, Okay.
  5. And there's little teeny, tiny parts within the cell called
  6. organelles. So just a czar Body has organs.
  7. Okay, Which are big organs, like our lungs, Like our
  8. heart. Like our eyeballs, Like our brain, Like our kidneys.
  9. Like our liver, our cells, which are microscopic, have baby
  10. organs, teeny, tiny organs called organelles.
  11. So you're gonna learn about the organelles and help they
  12. how they help the cell to function to keep us
  13. alive. So, yes, each one of ourselves air like many
  14. factories. And there are many different parts of the cell
  15. that work together.
  16. Okay. And so you're gonna learn about the nucleus, which
  17. is the brain of the cell.
  18. You're gonna learn about the mitochondria, which is the powerhouse
  19. of the cell, which gives us a teepee energy in
  20. the form of a T.
  21. P. We're gonna learn about the cytoplasm, which is the
  22. jelly in which all of the, um, little organelles float
  23. in will learn about chloroplasts, which are on Lee found
  24. in plant cells.
  25. Okay, in chloroplasts or like solar panels.
  26. They capture the sunlight for the plant, and they converted
  27. into energy so that the plants can make food during
  28. photosynthesis. You'll start off by watching a do now video
  29. on cells and covert 19 and then you'll move on
  30. to your self study.
  31. Okay, so you're gonna be clicking different parts of the
  32. virtual classroom to get started.
  33. From there, you'll click the calendar on the white board
  34. to view the slides, along with the book icon in
  35. the bookshelf, to learn additional information.
  36. So you're gonna be viewing to slide presentations today.
  37. One is gonna be on interesting facts about cells, and
  38. then the other slide presentation is gonna be on how
  39. the different parts of the cell the organelles function and
  40. they do not function independently.
  41. They all depend on each other, and we call that
  42. interdependent. They're all dependent on one another.
  43. So one organ, al um, fails.
  44. It's like a domino effect.
  45. The sell stops thriving and stops growing, and you'll realize
  46. that cells are very different from viruses and how they
  47. operate. Okay, viruses air not alive.
  48. So if you see in this first picture here, viruses
  49. tend to Ah, lot of times have spikes, Okay?
  50. They're really spiky so that they can stick onto, um,
  51. the cells, and they can, um, forced their way into
  52. cells and force the cells to make copies of the
  53. virus. And so this is how viruses take over the
  54. body on dhe.
  55. Make people sick, okay?
  56. And you'll see the cells right next to it.
  57. And there's different types of cells.
  58. You have skin cells, you have heart cells, lung cells,
  59. muscle cells, bone cells, egg cells, firm sells.
  60. You have so many different types of cells which have
  61. different types of jobs.
  62. You'll do the activity for the lesson.
  63. Once you finish viewing the slide, you'll do the activity
  64. by clicking, clicking on the color beets, um, in the
  65. student locker room, the resource room.
  66. Okay. And that's a really fun game.
  67. Um, it's by legends of learning, and I really want
  68. you to take some time out.
  69. Thio do the activities that are asked of you, so
  70. make sure you're clicking around the classroom.
  71. But your activity for today is clicking on the color
  72. beads and going into legends of learning.
  73. And remember they ever ask you to sign up the
  74. memberships air free, and you always have to use your
  75. new visions email address.
  76. From there, you will finish by completing your mastery assignment
  77. to test to see how much you have learned.
  78. Your mastery assignment is the most important.
  79. So remember to complete that as well.
  80. Remember, we're here to help you zoom.
  81. So you're gonna zoom with us from 10.
  82. 30 to 11.
  83. 30 to get your credit and also to get help
  84. with anything you don't understand in the classroom.
  85. So living environment, lovelies.
  86. Have a great day.
  87. We'll see you soon.
  88. Uh huh.