Cells: Animal and Plant Cell Code Crackers – Cryptogram Breakout Sleuth Puzzlers
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Description
Designed to stimulate student’s critical thinking and deductive reasoning while assessing their knowledge about the CELL (plant and animal), this activity is designed for students to work in teams of 2 or 3 to CRACK the CODE and unlock the cipher lock on the classroom door.
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Task cards work with the concept of CELLS and vocabulary words: cell wall, cell membrane, centrioles, chloroplast, chlorophyll, cytoplasm, druse crystals, endoplasmic reticulum (rough and smooth), eukaryote, golgi apparatus, lysosomes, microtubules, mitosis, mitochondria, prokaryote, nucleus, ribosomes, and vacuole.
Activity includes:
- Teacher instructions and prep guide
- Student instruction, objective card, and website link card
- 24 Task Cards about Plant and Animal Cells
- 4 Decipher Code Cards for translation of answers into codes
- Student Recording Sheet for all 24 questions
- 19 Organizational Labels for cards and envelopes (optional use)
- Answers to all card and codes
- Website for Code Verification (optional use)
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