Introduction

Most plants are able to grow tall because they have structures in their cells that help them become stiff and rigid to reach into the air for energy from the sun that they can convert into energy in the form of sugars. We learned about that process, photosynthesis, in yesterday’s lesson. Today, we’ll learn about plant organelles that help give plant cells their structure and help give plants their overall shape - cell walls.

Cell Wall

Directions:

1. Grab your Science Journal and a pencil
2. Write down today’s Lesson Title at the top of your next Journal page
3. Write today’s learning objective on the first line
4. Watch the Module 2 - Lesson 8 video below
5. Write down the important terms and their definitions (yellow boxes) in your Science Journal
6. Pause the video as often as you need

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