How do you make 3D animal cell?

Answer 1

Use a Styrofoam box- use this as the base of you cell

>get modeling clay

> mold all the parts ('''organelle's''')

>make the '''cell''' wall and the '''cell membrane''' >then make the box shape to represent the whole cell

> add all of these thing together to make a whole cell with all the parts

>'''don't forget the nucleus it is the brains of the whole cell don't think the cells that i named are it there are other ones to!!!!!!:)'''

Answer 2

i had to do that last year....i totally know how you feel. though i might be late in telling you, here's what my science teacher recommended for us:

animal cell-(i had to make this one) simply get a shoebox and use that as a base. search on the internet of an animal's cell structure, and just buy stuff like pipe cleaners to make the different cell structures. i even used old batteries for one of the structures!

plant cell-just get a styrofoam (sorry i can't spell it) ball and cut from the top to the middle so you can show the structures inside. and, as before, search for a plant's cell structure online and get random craft items to make the cell's structures.

i really hope this helps! you can also use pottery clay its only 20$ and all you do is sculpt,dry,paint BAM ur done

Answer 3

A traditional cell model is constructed of a styrofome ball, with various beads,

ribbons, and feathers to symbolize the organelles. More creative ways include making

a cake, or a diorama, but there are many other ways. Be sure to ask your teacher

before trying any of these kinds.

Answer 4

All I made it with were some bendaroos, a hard big piece of posterboard, and foam. The foam for the vacuole and the rest other parts of the cell (except for the cell wall which you just draw on the posterboard) were made from the bendaroos.

Answer 5

get a box and put hair gel in it for the chloroplasts.:) Then just add your other organelles by using things like gummy worms or felt or pipe cleaners. Things that will stay on top of the gel. Or you can use Karo syrup.

Answer 6

To make a 3D animal cell model, start by constructing a base using a round shape like a Styrofoam ball or cake. Add organelles using craft materials, such as pipe cleaners for mitochondria, beads for ribosomes, and colored clay for the nucleus. Use a variety of colors and textures to represent different organelles accurately.

Answer 7

One way would be to start with one of those semi-clear containers for storage of leftovers. Then you can put other items inside it for each of the key components.

Answer 8

You can use objects around your house