This easy crossword puzzle helps kids in grades 3-5 learn about protein synthesis and DNA basics with common words and simple clues.
Cell Structure Crossword Puzzle for Middle School is a easy crossword puzzle with 20 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Cell Structure Crossword Puzzle for Middle School
Easy cell structure crossword puzzle designed for middle school students. Learn the names and functions of common cell parts in an engaging way.
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- 1. Breaks down waste in the cell
- 2. Stores water and nutrients
- 4. Produces energy for the cell
- 5. Green pigment in plants that captures light energy
- 6. Carries genetic information
- 8. Made by ribosomes, helps build and repair cells
- 9. Rigid outer layer found only in plant cells
- 10. Gel-like fluid inside the cell
- 13. A small structure inside a cell with a specific function
- 14. To spread particles from high to low concentration
- 15. Movement of water through a membrane
- 17. Related to cells
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- 3. Protein that speeds up chemical reactions
- 7. Supports the cell and helps it keep its shape
- 11. Basic unit of all living things
- 12. Site of photosynthesis in plant cells
- 16. Makes proteins for the cell
- 18. Outer layer that controls what moves in and out of a cell
- 19. Group of similar cells working together
- 20. Controls the cell’s activities
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