Discovery Education™ Biology: The Science of Life: The Living Cell

Description

Help students explore the structure and function of the living cell in both multicellular and unicellular organisms.

Explains that cells are the simplest structures that can carry out all of the activities characteristic of life. Run time: 16 min. Grade Level: 6–12

• Help student learn about the composition and functions of cells
• All living things, from simple pond dwelling creatures, like these, to complex animals and plants are made from the same building blocks called cells
• Cells can reproduce, grow and develop, respond to their surroundings, and so on
• Cells are like miniature factories which use raw materials and energy to create their amazing product which is none other than life itself
• Large organisms are multicellular and are made from many different cells
• The cells of multicellular organisms have become specialized to perform all sorts of tasks such as those carried out by muscles and blood
• Many of the smallest organisms, such as the Protist paramecia, are unicellular and possess just one cell

Specifications

• Grade: 6 to 12
• Format: DVD
• Includes: Marc Record
• Name: Biology: the Science of Life: the Living Cell DVD
• Run Time: 16 min.