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Have your students label a plant and animal cell using one of the landscape poster layouts (small or large). Students will create a cell diagram labeled with the different cell organelles and cell structures of plant and animal cells.

The cell diagrams are easily colorable, allowing students to differentiate the different parts of the plant and animal cell quickly. Keeping them on the same poster allows students to quickly understand the differences between each cells, such as the organelles plant cells have that animal ones do not.

To scaffold this activity for students who need a bit more support, print the labels provided and have your students match these to the organelles of the cells, or provide a cell pictures with labels to copy for even more support. Support can also be given to students using Storyboard That by removing the label arrows and making the storyboard the template for the activity. Students then will need to use arrow shapes to match the label with the organelle.

Organelles in Plant and Animal Cells

While the poster labeling activities produce the most visually appealing work, they can take up more time than other methods. If you are pushed for time or would like an alternate way to have students complete this type of assignment, you can have your students complete the activities in this guide called "Animal Cell" and "Plant Cell", which use spider maps instead to label parts of the cell.