Animal & Plant Edible Cell Cake Model Project - Rubric + Powerpoint Instructions
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Description
This project about plant and animal cells will prepare your 7th grade science and biology students to create a model of a cell in detail including organelles, nucleus, and cell membrane. The assignment comes in the form of an invitation with a detailed grading rubric listing all project requirements.
Important Information
- Detailed instructions for your students in a Powerpoint presentation
- Recommended for 7th grade middle school science and high school biology
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TEKS Covered
7.3B, 7.12C, 7.12D, 7.12E, 7.12E
B.4C
NGSS Standards Covered
MS-LS1-2
HS-LS1-2
Materials Needed
Each student will make a cake. Materials will vary.
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