A Tale of 3 Cells
Congratulations! DC Comics has expanded their education
outreach department. The Education Outreach department
will create interesting and engaging comics to educate
students across the Southwest. Your team has been selected
to research, design, and produce the first edition on Cells and
Cell Transport.
Your comic book story must have at least one prokaryotic
character, at least one autotrophic eukaryotic character, and
at least one heterotrophic eukaryotic character. The storyline must illustrate similarities and differences between the
prokaryotic, the autotrophic eukaryotic, and the
heterotrophic eukaryotic characters. Also, the story-line
must illustrate the functions of each of the organelles
through characters, character traits, or actions. Your setting
must show how the characters are working to maintain
homeostasis
Don’t forget your comic book story must show how molecules
(sugar, salt, proteins, water, and ions) are transported. At
least two characters in the story must be in an endosymbiotic
relationship.
A Tale of 3 Cells
1. Complete a Know and Need to Know in your team Biology Project Plan
2. Key Biocab: Identify vocabulary that will be included in the Comic: (There
should be a Minimum of 25 words) Look at vocabulary on cell, organelles,
and transport.
3. Complete the Project Planning Guide
4. Create your project
5. Possible media options: Make comic using construction paper and etc.
materials or using stop animation for your comic.
Note: I do not know how to do stop animation, so it will be something your team
must research. I also cannot provide the technology so you must bring your devise
during the project development.