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Science in Action

Cell Model

Build a colorful 3D model of a cell using everyday materials!

Duration35 min
Age GroupAges 11–13
DifficultyIntermediate
SubjectScience
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Concept

What this lesson teaches

This activity helps students understand cell structure and function. They learn how different parts of a cell work together to support life.

Materials

What you need

  • Balloons
  • Colored clay
  • Scissors
  • Small paper tags

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Steps

How the activity runs

  1. Gather materials like balloons, clay, and scissors.
  2. Inflate the balloon to represent the cell membrane.
  3. Use clay to make organelles like the nucleus and mitochondria.
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Why It Works

The learning connection

Hands-on activities engage students and enhance retention of complex concepts. Creating a model allows them to visualize and better grasp the structure of cells.

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1. Inflate a balloon to represent the cell membrane. 2. Use playdough to create different organelles like the nucleus and mitochondria. 3. Cut colored paper into shapes for other cell parts, like ribosomes. 4. Attach the organelles inside the balloon using glue. 5. Label each part with small paper tags. 6. What did you notice about how the parts are arranged?

Science in Action35 minAges 11–13Grade 6–8Sign in to save this activity
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