Learn about the differences between plant cells and animal cells with a printable Plant and Animal Cells Worksheet PDF.
Let’s Look at Plant Cells and Animal Cells!
Explore the fundamental differences between plant and animal cells with engaging science printables from Teach Starter! We’ve been working hard to create new materials to help students understand the unique features and differences between plant and animal cells, starting with a handy Plant vs. Animal Cells and Organelles Worksheet PDF!
New! Plant & Animal Cells And Organelles Worksheet
Our printable worksheet offers a variety of opportunities for students to demonstrate knowledge about the differences between plant and animal cells. With clear diagrams and guided questions, students will begin a comparative journey, identifying essential organelles and understanding their functions within each cell type. We’ve included the following question types in this downloadable resource.
- Plant vs. Animal Cells True/False Questions – 10 questions, including statements like:
- Plant and animal cells have a cell wall.
- Plant and animal cells have cytoplasm.
- Only plant cells have chloroplasts.
- Plant cells only have one vacuole.
- Plant and animal cells have mitochondria.
- Only animal cells have an endoplasmic reticulum.
- Ribosomes are present in animal cells only.
- Plant and animal cells have a Golgi body.
- Plant v. Animal Cell Written Response Questions
- Plant Cell vs. Animal Cell Sentences with Word Bank
- Create a labelled diagram of a plant cell activity
With this no-prep teaching resource, you can seamlessly integrate essential science concepts into your curriculum. Whether used as a standalone activity or as part of a comprehensive unit on animal biology, this printable worksheet is the perfect tool to use in your classroom!
Download Your Plant and Animal Cells Worksheet PDF
This resource downloads as an editable Google Slides or an easy-print PDF resource file. Simply click the arrow on the download button to select your resource. Make your copies, and your new Animal vs. Plant Cell Worksheet is ready to use!
Brittany Collins, a teacher and Teach Starter collaborator contributed to this resource.
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