Plant and Animal Cell Vocabulary

today, we're gonna be talking about plant and animal cell

vocabulary words.

This lesson is going to help you tremendously when you

guys were working on your sort today, after you watch

the lesson so I can make sure to review with

you guys one more time.

So let's just review a couple things.

Cells are the basic building blocks of life.

In order for life to occur, a cell has to

be present.

So cells Aaron, all living things.

Cells are too small to be seen.

With your eyes.

You need a microscope in order to see them.

Let's start with our first word.

That is the nucleus.

This is the cells control center.

It directs activities, and it's the location of the DNA.

The nucleus is found in both cell types.

Let's take a look.

This black circle that can be found in about the

center of each of the cells is the nucleus.

They're always going to be in near the center, and

they do contain the DNA as well as direct activities.

Now let's take a look at the Stadio Plasm title.

Kassem is a jelly like fluid that's inside the cell

because it's jelly like I like to think of Jell

O. But grape jelly would work to our strawberry jelly

because it still allows for things to move around in

it. But it's definitely controlled, so the giant like fluid

inside the cell allows for controlled movement.

Cytoplasm is found in both of the cells.

In this particular image, the cytoplasm is what is gray,

so it kind of controls the movement of everything and

keeps everything in its location.

But things on the cell are active and moving, so

it does move around just a little bit.

The next thing we have is evac you'll now we

know for sure that vacuous air actually in plant cells,

but I do need to make a tiny correction.

Animal cells also have a vacuole, because remember vac U

ALS are a place for food storage.

Animal cells also need a place to store food, but

in a plant cell, the vacuole is huge.

We're in an animal cell.

It's a lot smaller, so the main purpose of evac

you'll is at its doors food, nutrients, water, hand waste

when cells air done with certain things that they go

to the bathroom.

But they do have things that they just need to

get rid off.

They don't need it anymore.

And the cell is such a high functioning thing that

it has a location for waste and dispose of those

things when they're done again.

Evac U ALS are much bigger in plant cells, and

they are found in both.

You don't see evac u yl in our diagram over

here on the animal cell, but you can see that

the Vacco's is big, white, kind of swirly looking of

item, and it is huge compared to like, the nucleus

are the core of classes, so it does take up

a lot.

And that's easy to remember because plants need water.

The next thing we have is the cell remembering.

Now. The cell membrane is found in both types of

cells on the animal cell.

It's the outer layer.

Remember, this outer part of the cell allows for water

and oxygen to pass through, but it also is flexible

enough and is kind of bossy.

It says.

You're not oxygen, you're not water.

You can't come through or it just kind of knows

that you might not be water oxygen, but you are

healthy for me.

So I need to let you in because I need

you to help me do a job.

So it's kind of like I've said before, like the

security guard.

It says You can come.

You can, or like a crossing guard.

You can cross the street not yet, because it's not

safe. These are found in both types, but let's take

a look at where the cell membrane is on a

plant cell.

This rectangular cell is the plant cell, and the black

line that's around here is the cell membrane.

You'll notice, though, that the plant cell has a PCI

looking color or just peachy looking color around the cell

membrane, because that as we know as our cell wall

compared to our animal cell, it only has a black

outline around it.

That's because of plant cell on.

Lee has a cell membrane, so now let's figure out

what is the cell wall.

So the cell walls we just found out is Onley,

located in plants.

Now the cell wall is the outside of the cell

membrane, and it gives this cell it's extra shape.

It's also giving it support, so plants need support in

order to grow remember the plant.

I planted a long time go and then the wind

to kind of broke the stem.

Well, that whole plant died.

It didn't have the support it needed for growth anymore

because something was broken.

And more than likely, multiple cell walls were broken throughout

my plan.

So we kind of lost the support.

Wind plants have a support of cell wall.

They can grow strong and tall.

So it is vital that a plant cell has a

cell wall again.

So so we can see a little bit clearer again.

The cell wall is the outer part of a plant

cell and it is on this diagram this orangish color

and that's on Lee found in plant cells.

Chloroplasts are also the only thing found in plant cells.

They contain chlorophyll.

Floor feels what gives plants.

That green pigment that we see on allows for photosynthesis

to occur.

So chloroplast are the green ovals that are all scattered

throughout the planet.

There are gonna be multiple chloroplast within a plant.

So now an animal cell doesn't have chloroplasts because not

all animals or green.

So if an animal is green, well, they have something

in them that makes them green, but a bear is

not going to have four.

Blast. A fish is not going to have core plus

because animals are made differently.

We have other things that help us be supportive or

help with our skin color.

We don't need Corp last Let's take a look at

a three D model of a cell, not cells or

not flat at all.

They're actually all three d.

Let me see.

Diagrams and pictures were only seeing what's called a cross

sections. We're just seeing a small part of it.

So let's take a look.

Here we have our some are animal cell.

This blue part here is actually the nucleus, and it

is found right in the center.

The cytoplasm is the light pink that's kind of shaded

in on the whole thing.

Our cell membrane here is the whole entire brown part,

so it's not just this thin line.

It's pretty much the entire outer coating.

And here you can see the red circles are vac

U als, which is where food and water is stored.

We're going to take a look now at an animal

cell, and this animal cell is not colorful Um, And

one more thing is there's this word here.

It's called a mitochondria.

It's like my favorite word in the cell.

That and there's another one called Indo Plasmid particular.

You don't have to know those yet, so I know

that's labeled here and I didn't say anything about it.

That's because we don't need to know what its purpose

is right now.

So let's take a look now at the plant.

So So here we have our plant cell.

So as you can see, it's a three d model.

This one reminds me of like a big slice of

bread. The view of it.

So again, you have our nucleus found within the center.

You have your chloroplasts, which are over here.

You have a cell wall, which is the outer coating

of the whole cell, and then you have our cell

membrane which got cut off.

Here you have our cell membrane, which is the inside

square again.

You have the mitochondria, which we don't have to know

when you have a huge vacuole, because plants thrive on

water and sunlight.

So we need to make sure we're storing a lot

of food and nutrients for the plant in that vacuole.

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Plant and Animal Cell Vocabulary

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