This bundle includes everything you need to teach cells in a high school biology class. Lessons include:

1. Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes: 11 slide editable powerpoint and card sorting activity
2. Cells Writing Prompts: 10 writing prompts to increase science literacy
3. The Cell Theory: Editable powerpoint and flip book
4. Cell Theory Microscope Stations Lab: In this activity, students will travel in time and discover what famous scientists uncovered about the cell theory. Microscopes and slides required.
5. Cell Size Lab: In this lab, students examine surface area to volume ratios of "cells" and understand why smaller cells are more efficient. This lab uses fresh beets and bleach (no agar!)
6. Cell Structure and Function: 10 slide editable powerpoint presentation
7. Cell Structure and Function Worksheets
8. Cell Organelle Flashcards: Students learn about organelle functions as they fill out flashcards
9. Cell Organelle Puzzle Activity: Students link together puzzle pieces to identify relationships among organelles. Two versions included, both printable and digital formats.
10. Cell Organelle Interactive Diagram: Clickable diagram (browser based) and self-grading Google form quiz.
11. Cell Organelle Speed Dating: This speed dating activity helps students identify relationships among organelles as they go on "speed dates"
12. Organelle Tarsia Puzzle: Review puzzle in both printable and digital formats
13. Cell Theory and Organelle Quiz: 12 question editable quiz
14. Osmosis and Diffusion Powerpoint: 20 slide editable powerpoint and student note taking sheet
15. Cell Membrane Structure and Transport: 21 slide editable powerpoint
16. Cell Membrane Analogy: This worksheet likens the cell membrane to a bread and butter sandwich.
17. Cell Membrane Article: This article helps students understand that the nucleus is not the "control center" of the cell, the cell membrane is. It takes a deeper dive into the function of the cell membrane and message receptors. Two lexile versions included.
18. Cell Membrane Tonicity Lab: This lab uses purple onion to visualize osmosis in plant cells. Students will see the effect of fresh water and salt water on cells under the microscope.
19. Cell Membrane Vocabulary Game: In this "memory" review game, students pair up matching vocabulary words to their definitions.
20. Cell Membrane Webquest: Students visit 2 websites to learn more about cell membranes.
21. Cell Membrane Interactive Diagram: Clickable diagram (browser based) and self-grading Google form quiz.
22. Mitosis Powerpoint: Editable powerpoint and student flip-book
23. Mitosis Interactive Diagram: Clickable diagram (browser based) and self-grading Google form quiz.
24. Mitosis Onion Root Tip Worksheet: This worksheet allows students to identify the phases of mitosis in onion cells. No microscopes required. Both printable and digital versions included.
25. Meiosis Powerpoint: Editable powerpoint and card sorting activity
26. Meiosis Interactive Diagram: Clickable diagram (browser based) and self-grading Google form quiz.
27. Cell Division Bingo: This bingo review game is a fun way to review vocabulary terms.
28. Cell Division Digital Choice Board: This choice board gives students voice and choice in how they are assessed in your cell division unit. Includes 9 different options. Google and powerpoint versions included.
29. Cellular Respiration Powerpoint: 22 slide powerpoint lesson on cellular respiration.
30. Cellular Respiration Flip book: Great for interactive notebooks
31. Photosynthesis Powerpoint: 24 slide powerpoint lesson on photosynthesis
32. Photosynthesis Flip Book: Great for interactive notebooks
33. Photosynthesis and Respiration Tarsia Puzzle: Review puzzle for vocabulary terms. Both printable and digital versions included.
34. Photosynthesis and Respiration Interactive Diagram: Clickable diagram (browser based) and self-grading Google form quiz.
35. Photosynthesis Station lab: This station activity gives students big-picture application of photosynthesis.
36. Cellular Respiration Station Lab: This station activity gives students big-picture application of cellular respiration.
37. Carbon Cycle Lab: Students can visually see the exchange of carbon dioxide and photosynthesis in aquatic plants. Test tubes, bromothymol blue, tin foil, light source, and aquatic plants required.
38. Stomata Microscope Lab: Teach students how to make their own stomata microscope slides
39. Microscope Lab Templates: A variety of templates you can use for 6 different microscope labs.
40. Snakes and Ladders: Review game for all things cells!
41. Cells Bingo: A fun way to review vocabulary terms
42. Cells Exit Tickets
43. Cells Digital Choice Board: This choice board gives students voice and choice in how they are assessed in your cells unit. Includes 9 different options. Google and powerpoint versions included.