S1 Topic 8: The Basic Structure of a Cell 1



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S1 Topic 8 The Basic Structure of a Cell Level: S1 Topic: Basic Structure of a Cell (Section 3.1 of Unit 3) Introduction: This ELA is conducted after students have carried out a laboratory class on how to prepare slides of plant and animal cells, such as onion cells and ox-eye cells, and observe them under a microscope. The laboratory class is a CMI lesson, but when the teacher introduces the Chinese terms of the parts of a cell, he/she should also introduce the English terms at the same time. In this ELA, the teacher uses PowerPoint slides to go through the basic cell structures and their functions. Then, students are asked to complete a worksheet, which requires them to label diagrams and complete a cloze (or fill-in-the-blank) passage. The cloze passage serves as a scaffold for students to construct meanings about the functions of the cell structures. This ELA lasts for a period. S1 Topic 8: The Basic Structure of a Cell 1

Lesson Plan The Basic Structure of a Cell Content Objectives: After completing the activity, students should be able to: identify the parts of a cell nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane, and cell wall (in plant) and state their functions identify the difference between the structure of a plant cell and that of an animal cell Language Objectives: After completing the activity, students should be able to: understand and use the English terms related to the basic structure of a cell (e.g., structure, cell, cell membrane, cell wall, cytoplasm, nucleus) and the functions of different parts of a cell (e.g., controls activities, contains DNA, carries information, produce new cells, what goes in, what goes out, gives shape and support, plant cell, animal cell); understand and use the English expressions for describing the functions of the different parts of a cell, e.g., Different parts of a cell carry out different activities so that the cell can function normally. The nucleus is the place which controls the activities of a cell. It also contains DNA, which carries the information for producing new cells. The cytoplasm is where many cell activities happen. The cell membrane controls what goes in and out of a cell. The cell wall gives shape and support to a cell. It is found only in a plant cell, but not in an animal cell. explain why a plant cell has a regular shape but an animal cell does not, e.g., - A plant cell has a regular shape because it has a cell wall. - An animal cell does not have a regular shape because it does not have a cell wall. Activities: 1. Introducing the various types of cell and the functions of cell structures whole-class activity (20 min) 2. Worksheet completion individual/pair work (20 min) Materials: Worksheet, Slides which introduce the various types of cell and the functions of the basic cell structures S1 Topic 8: The Basic Structure of a Cell 2

Steps: Introducing the various types of cell and the functions of cell structures whole-class activity (20 min) 1. Using questions, the teacher reviews with the class the basic unit of living things and the instrument used for observing cells and other tiny objects. 2. With the aid of PowerPoint slides, the teacher introduces the various types of cell and functions of the basic cell structures. As some of the functions are quite abstract, the teacher may use examples to help students understand the meanings. Where necessary, further diagrams should be used as illustration. 3. The following statements about a cell should be introduced in the slide presentation: The nucleus controls all the cell activities (i.e. what the cell does). It also contains DNA, which carries the information for producing new cells. The cytoplasm is where many cell activities happen. The cell membrane controls what goes in and out of a cell. The cell wall gives shape and support to a cell (only in a plant cell). Worksheet completion individual/pair work (20 min) 4. Students complete the worksheet. The teacher should encourage students to discuss with their neighbour if they come across any phrases they do not understand or any answers they are not sure. 5. The teacher monitors the class work and gives guidance where necessary. 6. The teacher checks the answers. He/she may ask students to take turns to come out and put the answers on the blackboard and have the class to check whether those answers are correct. In this way, students may be more cautious about their spelling. S1 Topic 8: The Basic Structure of a Cell 3

The basic structure of a cell 細 胞 的 基 本 結 構 Structure of a cell A. Label the parts of the following cells using the terms provided. cell membrane 細 胞 膜 cell wall 細 胞 壁 cytoplasm 細 胞 質 nucleus 細 胞 核 2. 6. 1. 4. 7. 3. 5. A cheek ( 面 額 ) cell An onion cell B. Which part is found in an onion cell but not in a cheek cell? Functions of different parts of a cell C. Complete the following paragraph using the words or phrases provided. goes in and out of controls ( 控 制 ) cell activities ( 活 動 ) shape and support ( 支 撐 ) information ( 資 料 ) Different parts of a cell carry out different activities so that the cell can function normally. The nucleus is the place which (1) the activities of a cell. It also contains DNA, which carries the (2) for producing new cells. The cytoplasm is where many (3) happen. The cell membrane controls what (4) a cell. The cell wall gives (5) to a cell. It is found only in a plant cell, but not in an animal cell. D. Why does a plant cell have a regular ( 有 規 則 的 ) shape but an animal cell does not? A plant cell has a regular shape because it has a, but an animal cell does not have a. S1 Topic 8: The Basic Structure of a Cell 4

The basic structure of a cell 細 胞 的 基 本 結 構 Answers Structure of a cell A. Label the parts of the following cells using the terms provided. cell membrane 細 胞 膜 cell wall 細 胞 壁 cytoplasm 細 胞 質 nucleus 細 胞 核 2. cell membrane 6. nucleus 1. nucleus 4. cytoplasm 7. cell wall 3. cytoplasm 5. cell membrane A cheek ( 面 額 ) cell An onion cell B. Which part is found in an onion cell but not in a cheek cell? cell wall Functions of different parts of a cell C. Complete the following paragraph using the words or phrases provided. goes in and out of controls ( 控 制 ) cell activities ( 活 動 ) shape and support ( 支 撐 ) information ( 資 料 ) Different parts of a cell carry out different activities so that the cell can function normally. The nucleus is the place which (1) controls the activities of a cell. It also conatins DNA, which carries the (2) information for producing new cells. The cytoplasm is where many (3) cell activities happen. The cell membrane controls what (4) goes in and out of a cell. The cell wall gives (5) shape and support to a cell. It is found only in a plant cell, but not in an animal cell. D. Why does a plant cell have a regular ( 有 規 則 的 ) shape but an animal cell does not? A plant cell has a regular shape because it has a cell wall, but an animal cell does not have a cell wall. S1 Topic 8: The Basic Structure of a Cell 5

PowerPoint Slides: The Basic Structure of a Cell Example of animal cell (1): Cheek cell 面 頰 細 胞 The basic structure of a cell 細 胞 的 基 本 結 構 ELA Research Team, OUHK May 2009 1 Credit: K. Wynne, Tyler Junior College 2 Example of an animal cell (2): Egg 卵 子 Example of an animal cell (3): Sperm 精 子 Credit: K. Wynne, Tyler Junior College 3 Credit: K. Wynne, Tyler Junior College 4 Example of an animal cell (4): White blood cell 白 血 球 What parts do these animal cells have? Credit: Bobjgalindo; available at http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/file:toxic_granulation.jpg 5 6 S1 Topic 8: The Basic Structure of a Cell 6

Controls all the cell activities Contains DNA, which carries the information for producing new cells 1. Nucleus 細 胞 核 The place where many cell activities happen 2. Cytoplasm 細 胞 質 7 8 3. Cell membrane 細 胞 膜 Controls what goes into and out of a cell Example of a plant cell (1): Onion cell 洋 蔥 細 胞 Note: The thick layer surrounding the cell membrane of the egg cell is a jelly layer. 9 Credit: Shaddack; available at http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/file:microphoto-cells-onion2.jpg 10 Example of a plant cell (2): Root tip cell 根 尖 細 胞 Example of a plant cell (3): mesophyll cell 葉 肉 細 胞 Credit: Clematis; available at http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/file:root_tip.jpg 11 Credit: K. Wynne, Tyler Junior College 12 S1 Topic 8: The Basic Structure of a Cell 7

What parts do these plant cells have? Controls all the cell activities Contains DNA, which carries the information for producing new cells 1. Nucleus 細 胞 核 13 14 The place where many cell activities happen 2. Cytoplasm 細 胞 質 3. Cell membrane 細 胞 膜 Controls what goes into and out of a cell 15 16 Gives shape and support to a cell 4. Cell wall 細 胞 壁 17 S1 Topic 8: The Basic Structure of a Cell 8