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    If there were no cells, there wouldn't be anyone! Every living organism is made up of cells. Cells do similar things that we do for example: as we grow, cells grow too! cells work together pretty much the same way we do. They rely on each other to make something work, sort of like a human pyramid. Cells produce waste and reproduce! just like our kidneys, the cell membrane decides what to keep and what to throw.

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    If there were no cells, there wouldn't be anyone! Every living organism is made up of cells. Cells do similar things that we do for example: as we grow, cells grow too! cells work together pretty much the same way we do. They rely on each other to make something work, sort of like a human pyramid. Cells produce waste and reproduce! just like our kidneys, the cell membrane decides what to keep and what to throw.

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    To What Extent Does The Cell Do The Same Thing That We Do?

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    If there were no cells, there wouldn't be anyone! Every living organism is made up of cells. Cells do similar things that we do for example: as we grow, cells grow too! cells work together pretty much the same way we do. They rely on each other to make something work, sort of like a human pyramid. Cells produce waste and reproduce! just like our kidneys, the cell membrane decides what to keep and what to throw.

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    To what extent does the

    cell do the same thing that


    we do?

    Joanna Tseng
    J Block
    No cells, No us!
    • We are living organisms. So are cells.
    Every living organism is made up of
    cells so if there were no cells, they
    wouldn’t be anyone!
    How are they doing the same
    thing as us?
    • They do similar things that we do for
    example:
    • As we grow, cells grow too!

    • We need food to eat, and so do


    they!
    How do cells work together?
    • Well cells work together pretty much
    the same way we do. The work in
    groups and so do we. Cells in groups
    sort of look like an orange peel.

    • Continued…
    …continued
    • They rely on each other to make
    something work, sort of like a human
    pyramid.
    Cells produce waste and
    reproduce!
    • It might not seem like it but cells do
    produce waste just like us! Just like
    our kidneys, the cell membrane
    decides what to keep and what to
    throw.

    • Cells reproducing are called mitosis


    Growth
    • Cell can grow when they are first
    reproduced just like babies. They need
    nutrition and food to grow and do their
    jobs.

    -New cells

    New baby-
    • Can you see the difference?
    Thank you!!

    • Thank you for taking the time to


    watch the slideshow! And remember:

    • NO cells = NO
    LIFE!!
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