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Children in early schools used hornbooks, which were wooden slabs with the alphabet or prayers, to help with reading. Punishments for misbehaving included wearing a dunce cap or biting one's finger as a sign not to bite nails. School life involved learning reading and writing in a log school house with a strict school master, while having little time to play due to early waking and chores. Girls played with wood dolls and boys played with marbles, drums and rolled hoops or played London bridges for fun.
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Our school's security guards act as the cell membrane by letting authorized people and vehicles in and out while keeping strangers out, similar to how a cell membrane regulates what enters and exits the cell. The teachers' room is a small, cozy space where teachers can go during breaks from teaching, serving the same purpose as a vacuole stores things a cell needs; it holds teachers not currently teaching, just as a vacuole holds cell components when not in use. The document makes an analogy between the school's security guards and teachers' room to a cell's membrane and vacuole.Cell Project Isaac shapiro
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The document describes an organelle amusement park with rides and areas that represent different organelles in a cell. The Ferris wheel represents the nucleus, which contains the cell's DNA. The rapid river roller coaster represents the endoplasmic reticulum, which produces proteins. The toll booth represents the cell membrane, which controls what enters and exits the cell.Recently uploaded (20)
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School, Fun and Amusement
- 1. School, Fun and Amusement Jake,Gabriela,T alia,Dahlia, Marcus, T emira,Davidi,Lily, Eitan,Efram,Eliana
- 2. Hornbooks Was a slab of wood Used in dame school Helped with reading had the ABC or the Lord's Prayers Children held in their hands
- 3. Punishments Kids wore dunce cap for punishments Bite finger baby-sign to wear if you bit your nails Got punished if didn't bring fire wood
- 4. School Life Learned reading and writing School house was made of logs Had to write with lead or ink School master was strict
- 5. Children's lives Children didn't have a lot of time to play Woke up early Did many chores
- 6. T oys and Games Girls played with dolls made out of wood Boys played with marbles and drums Rolled hoops for fun Played London bridges