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Good Morning LE 2 Lovelies, today we're focusing on cells as mini factories in our bodies.
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Good morning, Ellie Lovelies.
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Today we're focusing on cells as many factories.
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So you're gonna learn that each of your trillions of
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cells function like factories, Okay.
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And there's little teeny, tiny parts within the cell called
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organelles. So just a czar Body has organs.
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Okay, Which are big organs, like our lungs, Like our
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heart. Like our eyeballs, Like our brain, Like our kidneys.
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Like our liver, our cells, which are microscopic, have baby
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organs, teeny, tiny organs called organelles.
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So you're gonna learn about the organelles and help they
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how they help the cell to function to keep us
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alive. So, yes, each one of ourselves air like many
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factories. And there are many different parts of the cell
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that work together.
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Okay. And so you're gonna learn about the nucleus, which
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is the brain of the cell.
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You're gonna learn about the mitochondria, which is the powerhouse
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of the cell, which gives us a teepee energy in
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the form of a T.
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P. We're gonna learn about the cytoplasm, which is the
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jelly in which all of the, um, little organelles float
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in will learn about chloroplasts, which are on Lee found
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in plant cells.
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Okay, in chloroplasts or like solar panels.
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They capture the sunlight for the plant, and they converted
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into energy so that the plants can make food during
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photosynthesis. You'll start off by watching a do now video
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on cells and covert 19 and then you'll move on
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to your self study.
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Okay, so you're gonna be clicking different parts of the
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virtual classroom to get started.
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From there, you'll click the calendar on the white board
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to view the slides, along with the book icon in
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the bookshelf, to learn additional information.
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So you're gonna be viewing to slide presentations today.
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One is gonna be on interesting facts about cells, and
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then the other slide presentation is gonna be on how
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the different parts of the cell the organelles function and
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they do not function independently.
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They all depend on each other, and we call that
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interdependent. They're all dependent on one another.
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So one organ, al um, fails.
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It's like a domino effect.
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The sell stops thriving and stops growing, and you'll realize
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that cells are very different from viruses and how they
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operate. Okay, viruses air not alive.
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So if you see in this first picture here, viruses
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tend to Ah, lot of times have spikes, Okay?
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They're really spiky so that they can stick onto, um,
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the cells, and they can, um, forced their way into
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cells and force the cells to make copies of the
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virus. And so this is how viruses take over the
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body on dhe.
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Make people sick, okay?
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And you'll see the cells right next to it.
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And there's different types of cells.
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You have skin cells, you have heart cells, lung cells,
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muscle cells, bone cells, egg cells, firm sells.
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You have so many different types of cells which have
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different types of jobs.
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You'll do the activity for the lesson.
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Once you finish viewing the slide, you'll do the activity
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by clicking, clicking on the color beets, um, in the
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student locker room, the resource room.
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Okay. And that's a really fun game.
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Um, it's by legends of learning, and I really want
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you to take some time out.
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Thio do the activities that are asked of you, so
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make sure you're clicking around the classroom.
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But your activity for today is clicking on the color
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beads and going into legends of learning.
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And remember they ever ask you to sign up the
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memberships air free, and you always have to use your
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new visions email address.
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From there, you will finish by completing your mastery assignment
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to test to see how much you have learned.
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Your mastery assignment is the most important.
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So remember to complete that as well.
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Remember, we're here to help you zoom.
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So you're gonna zoom with us from 10.
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30 to 11.
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30 to get your credit and also to get help
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with anything you don't understand in the classroom.
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So living environment, lovelies.
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Have a great day.
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We'll see you soon.
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Uh huh.
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