Blog Post #6 - Honors Only  
Due by Friday, October 25  by 6 p.m.

Days of Our Cells  - Round Two

                                      A Blog Conversation

Directions:

1.  Using your same organelle as in "Cell Organelle Survivor".  This will be the role you will play in the blog conversation.

2. Use your same stage name as the last blog.
    ex.  Mr. Breuer as "Know it All Nucleus"

3. Read the "Organism Blog Post" below to find out what is happening now in the organism's life.

4. Blog as your organelle character

• Write about what your organelle is doing. 
  Remember your organelle is always doing something so...
• If possible, write about how your organelle will respond to what the organism is doing.
• OR write about what another organelle is doing (or isn't doing) in response to the organism's actions
• OR write about what is going on in your everyday organelle life.
• You must have at least 2 blog posts in response to each event in the organism's life.  At least 1 blog post should be a response to another organelle's blog post. 
• Make your blog post follow this format:

Hi, this is _______________________ (your stage name)

blogging @ ______________________________ (the organelle or organism's name)

with this message _____________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

(what will happen/is happening to you) 

Signed: (your real first name and last initial)

Organism's Blog Post #2 - 

OMG!!!!!!   This little boy just sneezed all over me!!!!  GROSS!    My poor cells better know what 2 do with all those germs!

Blog Post #5 - Honors Only   Due by Sunday, Oct. 20  by 6 p.m.

Days of Our Cells

                                      A Blog Conversation

Directions:

1.  Use your "Cell Organelle Survivor" organelle for this blog conversation.

2. Give yourself a stage name you make up that reflects your job  
    ex.  Mr. Breuer as "Know it All Nucleus"

3. Read the "Organism Blog Post" below to find out what is happening in the organism's life.

4. Blog as your organelle character 

 

Write about what your organelle is doing. 

• Remember your organelle is always doing something so...
  If possible, write about how your organelle will respond to what the organism is doing OR write about what another organelle is doing (or isn't doing) in response to the organism's actions OR write about what is going on in your everyday organelle life.
• You must have at least 2 blog posts in response to each event in the organism's life.  At least 1 blog post should be a response to another organelle's blog post.  Make your blog post follow this format:

Hi, this is _______________________ (your stage name)

blogging @ ______________________________ (the organelle or organism's name)

with this message _____________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

(what will happen/is happening to you) 

Signed: (your real first name and last initial)

Organism's Blog Post #1 - 

Just 8 a twinkie, heard they last on the shelf 4 1000 yrs w/o going bad.   Wonder what it'll do to my cells?

Living or Dead

This week I want you to take a few moments to think about a real life scenerio.  Let's pretend that someone you know is involved in a car crash and is hurt really bad.  You hear that they have damage to their brain, in fact you hear that they are "Brain Dead".  Based on our definition of life and the seven processes, is that person still living?  Explain your thoughts!