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Biology Worksheet - Cell Theory Timeline (Light Microscope, Leeuwenhoek, Hooke)

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This worksheet reviews the timeline of the development of cell theory. It includes information about the invention of the microscope, discovery of some organelles, and the back & forth relationship between science and technology.PDF &

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Biology Worksheet - Surface Area To Volume Ratio (Why Cells Must Be Small)

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This worksheet reviews the surface area to volume ratio of cells and why it is essential for the survival of a cell. It includes how cells divide to remain small and that they have specialized features like cilia & microvilli to increase

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Biology Worksheet - Organelles & The Electron Microscope (Form Follows Function)

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This worksheet reviews how the invention of the microscope deepened our understanding of cells. It includes the discovery of some major organelles like the nucleus, mitochondria, ribosomes, etc. and the "form follows function" concept.PDF &

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FREE K-W-L Reading Strategy Guide Worksheet (Digital & Print Versions)

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This K-W-L Reading Strategy Guide is an easy way to get students to practice using the K-W-L reading strategy for articles, short stories, sections of a chapter in a text book, etc. Follow My Store By Clicking Here to get updates about new

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