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Three lessons explain how features of animal and plant cells support particular functions. Pupils move from identifying a feature to explaining its advantage, then apply the idea to an unfamiliar example. Five core cell types: mature mammalian red blood cell, neurone, muscle cell, root hair cell and palisade mesophyll cell.

WHAT IS INCLUDED
Three lesson plans; diagnostic; original animal/plant cell models; structure–function and unfamiliar-cell activities; final check; explanatory answers; teacher references.

FILES
20-page PDF in A4 and US Letter sizes. These are two editions of the same resource, not twice the activities.
14 editable PowerPoint slides with presenter notes. Adaptable text source and start-here guide. Pupil worksheets are print-ready PDFs, not Word documents.

AUDIENCE AND PREPARATION
Ages 11–14. Match the stated prerequisites to your learners. Read the teacher guide and choose the pages for the current session. Written in British English; US Letter paper is included. No formal curriculum or exam-board endorsement is claimed.

LICENCE
One educator may use and adapt these materials with their own teaching groups. Additional educators need their own licence. Digital download only.

QUESTIONS OR CORRECTIONS
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