To develop a teaching tool for a 7th grade teacher to teach about
Goal plant and animal cells. You have been hired by an educational media company to design Role products for use in classrooms. 7th grade students of different math, reading, and problem solving Audience abilities. Remember that 7th grade students like to be actively engaged in learning. They don’t just want a color sheet. You may work with another designer, but each must submit a Situation written summary of what they each contributed to the project. The teaching tool must include an animal cell and a plant cell. The cells must show the details of organelles of each type of cell. The Product function of each organelle must be identified. DCPS 19 Draw and label the main organelles in a typical plant cell and a typical animal cell. Standards DCPS 20 Identify the function of each organelle in plant and animal cells.
Eukaryotic Cells and Organelles
Standards for grading • The teaching tool contains an accurate drawing of a plant cell and an animal Far Exceeds cell. AND the standard • The major organelles of each cell are clearly identifiable. AND • The teaching tool can be used to learn about the function of each organelle. A AND • The product demonstrates that the student has a clear understanding of the major differences between plant and animal cells • The teaching tool contains an accurate drawing of a plant cell and an animal cell. Above the Standard AND • The major organelles of each cell are clearly identifiable. AND B • The teaching tool can be used to learn about the function of each organelle. OR • The product demonstrates that the student has a clear understanding of the major differences between plant and animal cells • The teaching tool contains an accurate drawing of a plant cell and an animal cell. Meets the Standard AND • The major organelles of each cell are clearly identifiable. C AND • The teaching tool can be used to learn about the function of each organelle. • The teaching tool contains an accurate drawing of a plant cell and an animal cell. DOES not meet AND the standard • The major organelles of each cell are clearly identifiable. D