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Lesson Plan: Cell Organelle Campaign By: Kim Castagna Target Grade: 6 Teacher Prep Time: 40 minutes Lesson Time: 4 hours and 30 minutes (We recommend doing this lesson over 5 + days.) Part 1: 40 min – Introduction to Organelles 10 min – Divide students into 10 groups and assign group organelles Part 2: 100 min – Cell Organelle Research Part 3: 50 min – Design Campaign Poster & 2 Minute Speech Part 4: 50 min – Election Day Presentation of Campaign Speeches 10 min – Collecting posters and research packets Part 5: 10 min – And the Winner Is… Lesson Overview: Students will begin by viewing a short video on the parts of a cell. While viewing, students will create quick sketches and list the functions for ten organelles. Students will randomly be assigned a cell organelle and create a campaign to get their cell organelle elected as “The Most Important Organelle in the Cell”. Students will plan their campaign by selecting an organelle running mate, conducting research on their organelles functions, and designing an informative poster with a slogan. Students will then present a 2 minute campaign speech and the class will vote for The Most Important Organelle in the Cell. Learning Objective(s): Students will identify key structures and functions of ten cell organelles. Students will obtain information by researching the functions of a given organelle and a complimentary second organelle. Students will communicate their organelle’s functions through a poster and a persuasive 2 minute speech. Students will be able to explain how two organelles work together to perform important cell functions. NGSS: MS-LSS1-2 Develop and use a model to describe the function of a cell as a whole and ways the parts of cells contribute to the function. Performance Expectation MS-LS1-2 Develop and use a model to describe the function of a cell as a whole and ways the parts of cells contribute to the function. Science and Engineering Practice #8 Obtaining, Evaluating and Communicating Information
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LessonPlan:CellOrganelleCampaignBy:KimCastagnaTargetGrade:6TeacherPrepTime:40minutesLessonTime:4hoursand30minutes(Werecommenddoingthislessonover5+days.)

● Part1:○ 40min–IntroductiontoOrganelles○ 10min–Dividestudentsinto10groupsandassigngrouporganelles

● Part2:○ 100min–CellOrganelleResearch

● Part3:○ 50min–DesignCampaignPoster&2MinuteSpeech

● Part4:○ 50min–ElectionDayPresentationofCampaignSpeeches○ 10min–Collectingpostersandresearchpackets

● Part5:○ 10min–AndtheWinnerIs…

LessonOverview: Studentswillbeginbyviewingashortvideoonthepartsofacell.Whileviewing,studentswillcreatequicksketchesandlistthefunctionsfortenorganelles.Studentswillrandomlybeassignedacellorganelleandcreateacampaigntogettheircellorganelleelectedas“TheMostImportantOrganelleintheCell”.Studentswillplantheircampaignbyselectinganorganellerunningmate,conductingresearchontheirorganellesfunctions,anddesigninganinformativeposterwithaslogan.Studentswillthenpresenta2minutecampaignspeechandtheclasswillvoteforTheMostImportantOrganelleintheCell.LearningObjective(s):

● Studentswillidentifykeystructuresandfunctionsoftencellorganelles.● Studentswillobtaininformationbyresearchingthefunctionsofagivenorganelleanda

complimentarysecondorganelle.● Studentswillcommunicatetheirorganelle’sfunctionsthroughaposterandapersuasive2

minutespeech.● Studentswillbeabletoexplainhowtwoorganellesworktogethertoperformimportantcell

functions.NGSS:MS-LSS1-2Developanduseamodeltodescribethefunctionofacellasawholeandwaysthepartsofcellscontributetothefunction.PerformanceExpectation MS-LS1-2Developanduseamodeltodescribethefunctionofacellasawholeandwaysthepartsofcellscontributetothefunction.ScienceandEngineeringPractice

○ #8Obtaining,EvaluatingandCommunicatingInformation

■ Communicatescientificand/ortechnicalinformation(e.g.,aboutaproposedobject,tool,process,system)inwritingand/orthroughoralpresentations.

● DisciplinaryCoreIdea○ MS-LS1.AStructureandFunction

■ Alllivingthingsaremadeupofcells.Inorganisms,cellsworktogethertoformtissuesandorgansthatarespecializedforparticularbodyfunctions.

■ Withincells,specialstructuresareresponsibleforparticularfunctions,andthecellmembraneformstheboundarythatcontrolswhatentersandleavesthecell.

● CrosscuttingConcept○ #6StructureandFunction

■ Thewayinwhichanobjectorlivingthingisshapedanditssubstructuredeterminemanyofitspropertiesandfunctions.

● CommonCoreStateStandard-ELA○ SL.6.4SpeakingandListening/PresentationofKnowledgeandIdeas

■ Presentclaimsandfindings(e.g.,argument,narrative,informative,responsetoliteraturepresentations),sequencingideaslogicallyandusingpertinentdescriptions,facts,anddetailsandnonverbalelementstoaccentuatemainideasorthemes;useappropriateeyecontact,adequatevolume,andclearpronunciation.CAa.Plananddeliveraninformative/explanatorypresentationthat:developsatopicwithrelevantfacts,definitions,andconcretedetails;usesappropriatetransitionstoclarifyrelationships;usespreciselanguageanddomainspecificvocabulary;andprovidesastrongconclusion.

○ SL.6.5SpeakingandListening/PresentationofKnowledgeandIdeas■ Includemultimediacomponents(e.g.,graphics,images,music,sound)andvisual

displaysinpresentationstoclarifyinformation.WhereThisLessonFitsin:Thislessonshouldbetaughtafterstudentslearnthatlivingthingsaremadeupofcells(unicellularormulticellular),whichisthesmallestunitoflife(MS-LS1-1).Afterthislesson,studentswilllearnthatinmulticellularorganisms,thebodyisasystemofmultipleinteractingsubsystems.Thesesubsystemsaregroupsofcellsthatworktogethertoformtissuesandorgansthatarespecializedforparticularbodyfunctions.(MS-LS1-3)MaterialsNeeded:

● AppleTVwithaccesstointernet(orothertechnologytoprojectvideo)● Computeraccessforstudents(minimum1pergroup,1perstudentisnotnecessary,onlyuseif

available)● Textbooksandotherbooksstudentscanuseforcellorganelleresearch● Randomselectioncardswithnamesoforganelles(10cardstotal,1organellepercard)cell

membrane,cytoplasm,ribosome,nucleus,endoplasmicreticulum(rough&smooth),golgiapparatus,mitochondria,chloroplast,vacuole,cellwall

● Eachstudentwillneed:○ CellOrganelleCampaignDirections○ CellOrganelleCampaignBallot○ AmoebaSistersVideoNoteTakingPage○ CellOrganelleSpeechListeningNotes○ CellOrganelleResearchNotePage○ PresentationNotesPage○ CellOrganelleCampaignGradingRubric

● Eachgroupofstudentswillneed:

○ Posterpaper○ Setofmarkers&coloredpencils

TeacherPrep:

● Downloadvideo“AmoebaSisters:TheGrandCellTour”.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IlzKri08kk

● Upload“CellOrganelleResearchLinks”intoGoogleClassroomoronlineplatformforstudentaccess.

● Duplicatecopiesofdirections&notetakingpages1/studentandstapleasapacketinthefollowingorderforeasierrubricscoring:Directions,ResearchNoteTaking,PresentationNotes,&SpeechListeningNotes.

● DuplicatecopiesofAmoebaSisterVideoTakingNotes1/student.● Duplicatecopiesofgradingrubric1/student.● DuplicateandcutcopiesofCampaignBallotinthirds1/student.● Make10selectioncardswitheachorganellewrittenonit.● Groupstudentsinto10groups.● Createacertificateorprizeforwinningorganelleteam.

LessonSequence:*Forthisactivityitisrecommendedthatstudentsbedividedinto10groupssincethereare10organelles.Ifyouwantlessstudentsineachgroup,youcanaddadditionalorganelles.

Part1:

40minutes

IntroductiontoOrganelles§ Tellstudentswewillwatchavideotointroduceustoournexttopicofcell

organelles.§ Showthevideo“AmoebaSisters:TheGrandCellTour”(9:26minutes)allthe

waythroughtogivestudentsanoverviewofModernCellTheory,prokaryoteandeukaryotecells,andtheorganellesandtheirfunctions.

§ DistributeAmoebaSistersVideoNoteTakingPage(1/student).§ Tellstudentsyouwillshowthevidoeonemoretimeandinstructthemonhow

tofiloutthenotetakingpage.§ Re-watchthevideopausingaftereachsectionforstudentstoquicklysketch

andwritedownthefunctionofeachorganelle.

10minutes

10Organellegroups§ Explainwewillnowexplorecellorganellesmorebyrunningacampaign

similartoapresidentialcampaign.§ Dividestudentsinto10groups(eitherteacherselectedorself-selected).§ Havestudentgroupsdrawtheirrandomorganellecard.Thiswillbethe

organelletheywillbethecampaignmanagerforastheyarguetheirplaceas“TheMostImportantCellOrganelle”.

§ Allowstudentstousetheremainingtimetodiscussinitialideasabouttheirorganelleandbereadytobeginresearchthenextclassperiod.

Part2:

100minutes

CellOrganelleResearch§ Havestudentsdivideintotheir10organellegroupsandgetcomputers.§ PassouttheCellOrganelleCampaigndirections/notetakingpackettoeach

student.§ Projectthedirectionsandreadthroughthemwiththestudents,makingsure

allgroupsunderstandtherequirementsfortheresearch,posterandpresentation.

§ ShowstudentstheresearchlinkthathasbeenpostedtotheirGoogleClassroom.Makesurestudentshaveaccesstotextbooks,oranyotherresearchbooksthatcanbeusedintheclassroom.

§ Allowstudentstousetheremainingtimetoworktogethertoresearchtheirorganelleandselectarunningmate.

§ Instructstudentstotellyouwhentheyhavecompletedtheirresearchandshowyoutheircompletednotes.

§ Atthispoint,getallstudents’attentiontoreviewtheposterexpectationslistedonthedirectionpage.

§ Passoutposterpapertogroupsthatarereadytostartcreatingtheirposter.§ Monitorstudents’progressandassistanddirectwhereneeded.

Part3:

50minutes

DesignCampaignPoster&2MinuteSpeech§ Projectthegradingrubricforalltoseeandwalkthroughtheexpectations§ Allowstudentstousetheremainingtimetoworktogethertocompletetheir

campaignposter.§ Onceagrouphascompletedtheirposter,thestudentswillcompose(onthe

PresentationNotesPage)andpracticetheir2minutespeech/presentation,makingsureallmembersareparticipating.

§ Monitorstudents’progressandassistanddirectwhereneeded.§ Walkaroundandensureeachstudenthasaspeakingpartinthepresentation.

Part4:

50minutes

ElectionDay§ Havestudentsgetintotheir10organellegroupsandgettheircampaign

posters.§ Allowabout5minutesforgroupstopracticetheircampaign

speech/presentation.§ HavestudentsturntotheCellOrganelleSpeechListeningNotesintheir

packet.§ ProjecttheListeningNotesandreviewexpectationsforcompletionwiththe

students.§ ReviewtheGradingRubricwithstudents,emphasizingthesectionaboutall

membersoftheteamparticipatingandshowinggoodeyecontact.Notethatthestudents’ListeningNoteswillbeincludedintheirownfinalgrade.

§ Callupstudentgroupsoneatatimetopresenttheircampaignspeech/presentation.Remindstudentsintheaudiencethattheyshouldlisten

andobservecarefullytocompletetheListeningNotessectionforeachorganellepresented.

§ Astheorganellegroupsarepresenting,theteacherwillscoreeachstudentonteamparticipation,voiceprojectionandindividualeyecontact.

§ Allowtheaudiencetoaskquestionsaftereachpresentation.§ Whenthelastorganellehasbeenpresented,tellthestudentsthatyouwillnow

passoutthevotingballots.§ Explaintostudentsthattheycanvotefor2organellesthattheythinkarethe

“best”.Explainthattheycanvoteforthemselves(iftheywant)andoneotherorganelle.

§ Explainthemethodforballotcollection.Ifindthesemethodsworkwell:§ foldedandplacedincenteroftableor§ placedin“electionbox”

§ Havestudentsvoteandplacetheirballotswheredesignatedforcollection.

10minutes

CollectingPosters&WorkfromGroups**Dependinguponhowlongthepresentationsandvotingtake,thismayneedtobedonethefollowingday.

§ Passoutthegradingrubrictoeachstudenttobestapledontopoftheirworkpacket.

§ Incampaigngroups,studentswillplaceallworkpacketsontopofthecampaignposterandplacethegroup’sworkwheredesignatedintheclassroom.

Part5:

10minutes

AndtheWinneris…§ Announcethewinnerof“TheMostImportantOrganelleintheCell”thenext

dayandpresentcertificateorprize.§ Havethestudentswhovotedforthewinningorganellesharetheirreasoning

astowhytheyvotedforthatcandidate.

TeacherBackgroundContent:TheInnerLifeofaCell–VideobyHarvardMedical3:12minutes(notnarrated)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJyUtbn0O5YThisvideowouldalsobeagreatwaytobeginyourlessononcellsasphenomena.Thencouldshowagainattheendoftheunitandtrytoidentifytheorganellesasshown.

ExampleStudentWork:PresentationslidesfromSCSPonlineinstitute


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