Grade Level: 3rd
Science
Lesson: The Cell (3 Day Lesson Series)
Background Concepts
The study of living things is known as Life Science. Since the basic unit of all living things is the cell, all things like plants human beings and animals have cells. As the basic unit of life, cells represent the foundational underlining that drives scientific research. In emphasizing their importance to the study of living things, cells abound the composition of life, and embody a key to new advancements in science. Elementary understanding and familiarity with this basic life unit gives school-aged students the exposure and fundamentals to help their learning of Life Science. Early introduction to understanding the function and parts of the cell helps students move toward more advance cellular topics and concepts in Life Science.
Goals & Learning Outcomes
The following statements encompass the learning outcomes for this lesson.
• Students will gain early exposure to biological concepts, and demonstrate understanding for the definition and role of the cell.
• Students will recognize a select set of vocabulary words associated with cellular parts and functions.
• Students will be able to identify several parts of the cell.
• Student will associate cellular functionality with common life items or entities.
• Students will demonstrate the ability to make a distinction or distinguish between animal and plant cells.
• Students will recognize the general size of a cell.
Learning Style
The students will use an inquiry-style to attain the learning outcomes. According to the West Virginia Department of Education (2014), "Student understanding is the central focus of inquiry...
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