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We’re all heading back to school this week as I share two popular Science Fair projects – how to make a 3-D Plant Cell Model and how to make a 3-D Animal Cell Model. Almost every student has to construct a 3-D cell model at some point, so be sure to bookmark these tutorials. First up is how to DIY a 3-D Plant Cell Model. Older children and teens will be able to DIY the cell model on their own, but younger kids will need a helping hand.

Download Neo Geo Roms Metal Slug 6. You’ll want to reference this photo often as you construct your cell model. Using the ruler and a marker, trace the following pieces on the ½” x 12” x 18” foam sheet: • Two, 2” x 12” strips (sides) • Two, 2” x 8” strips (ends) • One, 7” x 12” rectangle (bottom) 2. Using the ruler and Xacto knife or box cutter, cut out the pieces.

(Hint: Be sure the blade is new for smoother cuts.) 3. Paint the cell walls: • Cytoplasm (top surface of the 7” x 12” bottom) – pea green • Cell membrane (interior sides of the 2” x 12” and 2” x 8” sides, and ¼” along the top edge of the four sides) – aqua. • Let paint dry thoroughly. Create the nucleus: • Wax the serrated knife with an old candle or bar of soap.

A small slice from the bottom of the 2-1/2” ball so it will sit flat and not roll. • Stretch two rubber bands around the ball, dividing it into four equal quarters. Be sure the four sections are equal and that the cut side is on the bottom. • Draw a line along the rubber bands marking one of the quarters. Remove the rubber bands. • Cut along the marker lines and cut away a quarter section.