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Provide your students with biology vocabulary practice. They will use their knowledge of the cell cycle and mitosis to solve the riddle. The 24 clues can be used as a bell ringer, provide extra practice or be available to challenge fast finishers. How To:1. Print pages 1 and 2 double sided for each of your students. 2. The clues on page 1 can be answered on page 2. 3. Specific letters from the answers on page 2 will be transferred to the corresponding box on page 1 to reveal the answer to the ri

Students will use their knowledge of cells and organelles to solve the riddle. The 15 clues about organelles can be used as a bell ringer, provide extra practice or have it to challenge fast finishers. How To:1. Print pages 1 and 2 double sided for each of your students. 2. The clues on page 1 can be answered on page 2. 3. Specific letters from the answers on page 2 will be transferred to the corresponding box on page 1 to reveal the answer to the riddle. Topics covered include: cell membrane

Provide your students with biology vocabulary practice. They will use their knowledge of cells and organelles to solve the riddle. The 15 clues can be used as a bell ringer, provide extra practice or be available to challenge fast finishers. How To:1. Print pages 1 and 2 double sided for each of your students. 2. The clues on page 1 can be answered on page 2. 3. Specific letters from the answers on page 2 will be transferred to the corresponding box on page 1 to reveal the answer to the riddle.

Provide your students with biology vocabulary practice. They will use their knowledge of cells and organelles to solve the riddle. The 15 clues can be used as a bell ringer, provide extra practice or be available to challenge fast finishers. How To:1. Print pages 1 and 2 double sided for each of your students. 2. The clues on page 1 can be answered on page 2. 3. Specific letters from the answers on page 2 will be transferred to the corresponding box on page 1 to reveal the answer to the riddle.