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Practical guides from Cell Diagram Lab

6 guides to use with the Interactive cell diagram: Free labeled animal cell diagram and plant cell diagram. Tap any organelle to see what it does, hide the labels to quiz yourself, and print the diagram or a worksheet.

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Cell organelles and their functions: a plain-English list

Every organelle on the cell diagram, what it does, and an everyday comparison that makes it easier to remember.

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02

Animal cell vs plant cell: the differences that matter

How animal and plant cells differ, what they share, and the common mistakes students make when comparing them on a test or a Venn diagram.

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03

How to label a cell diagram and remember every part

A step-by-step method for labeling animal and plant cell diagrams on a test, with clues for telling similar-looking organelles apart.

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04

Cell analogy ideas: the cell as a city, a school or a factory

Ready-to-adapt analogies that compare each organelle to a part of a city, school or factory, with tips for writing an analogy that earns full credit.

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05

Prokaryotic vs eukaryotic cells: where animal and plant cells fit

The difference between prokaryotic cells such as bacteria and eukaryotic cells such as animal and plant cells, explained with the parts each one has.

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06

Onion and cheek cells under a microscope: what you can see

What a classroom light microscope shows in onion skin and cheek cells, why you cannot see most organelles, and how this compares with a cell diagram.

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