Summary
Bill zooms in to the building blocks of every living thing. Cells are tiny, but together they make up everything from a leaf to you.
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Discussion
Bill zooms in to the building blocks of every living thing.
- What do all living things have in common at the tiniest level?
- Why do we need a microscope to see cells?
- How can something as big as you be made of tiny cells?
Quick work-a-long
Vocabulary: cell, microscope, tissue.
Try it: Draw a simple cell and label two parts, then name one living thing made of many cells.