As you can see, they had a lot of fun making their cells!
Check out our completed cell cakes!
Cake 1
Cake 2
Cake 3
Cake 4
Cake 5
We also drew a turkey using Activity TV's T is for Turkey.
After they drew the picture I had the students write about their favorite Thanksgiving food. Mine was my mother in law's dressing!
We also did a little something different with writing today. Normally teachers have students write what they are thankful for. I gave the students a topic and they had to tell me why they are thankful for that item.
Some of the topics included shoes, band-aids, clocks, chairs, and fire drills.
Thanks to Mrs. Reasner for sharing this activity! It was a different way to write about things we are thankful for.
STUDENTS: Look at the pictures above and see what number your cake is. Tell us what number your cake is. Write about one of the organelles and the candy you used to represent it. What does that organelle do in a real cell?
I hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving!
My cake was cake 1. One of the organelles my team used was a nucleus.We used the nucleus as a gumball. The nucleus is the brain of the cell it has DNA. P.S Happy thanksgiving
ReplyDeleteour cake was number 3 we used hershy drops as the nucleus is the brain
ReplyDeleteMy cake was #1. We used a gumball for the nucleus.
ReplyDeleteMy cake was number 3. We used Gushers for the nucleus.
ReplyDeleteOur cake is cake 5. One of our organels was the nucleus.for the nucleus we used choclate chips. The nucleus is the brain it also has DNA.
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