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How Do Plant and Animal Cells Differ? Use this science printable to compare plant and animal cells. Students will identify the...		What Is Photosynthesis? Connect chemistry and botany with this life science printable. Students will correct false...
Animal Cell/Plant Cell (Blank) Printable Test students' knowledge of cellular biology. Have students label the parts of an animal cell...		Animals & Insects – Transparencies Study the anatomy of animals and insects with the printable illustrations and labeled diagrams...
Plant Cells A detailed color diagram of a plant cell.		Animal & Insect Transparencies Slideshow Study the anatomy of animals and insects with the printable illustrations and labeled diagrams...
Observing Osmosis in a Plant Cell Students devise and follow a plan to observe the osmosis of water through a plant cell...		Demonstrating Respiration in Elodea Students design an experiment to demonstrate respiration in the Elodea plant. Assesses...
The Body Forms of Cnidarians Study two body forms of Cnidarians – the polyp and the medusa – with this printable...		Modeling an Angiosperm Students create a model of either a monocot or a dicot. Tests understanding of concepts related...
The Anatomy of a Fish (Labeled) Printable Examine the parts of a fish labeled in this printable. Use this science resource as a...		Activity: Researching Plant Foods Explore the origin of foods with this science activity. Students will use reference materials...
The Anatomy of an Echinoderm Learn about the anatomy of echinoderms by studying the parts of a starfish. Use this printable...		What Are Tropisms? This science printable reviews the response of plants to a stimulus. Students will complete...
The Anatomy of an Insect Supplement a unit on insects with this diagram of a grasshopper's anatomy.		Why Do Cells Have Different Shapes? In this life science printable, students will identify different cell types (nerve cell, red...
The Anatomy of a Sponge Use this labeled diagram to help students learn the anatomy of a sponge.		What Are the Main Cell Parts? After listing the three main parts of a cell (nucleus, cell membrane, and cytoplasm) and...
The Anatomy of an Earthworm This labeled diagram will help students learn about the anatomy of an earthworm. Use this...		How Do Materials Move in and out of Cells? After evaluating true/false statements about diffusion, osmosis, and the cell membrane in this...

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