Frick's students study cells

by Lizz Mazzatenta
The students of Mrs. Frick's 4th block Biology Honors class preform an experiment to help them understand the parts and functions of cells.

 Sophomore Nick Delbianco holds his egg to examine the difference of the outer layer compared to the day before.

 As the students begin their experiments, Mrs. Frick informs them of the steps they should be taking and what data to collect afterward.

 The students gather in their stations and begin to preform their work.

Sophomores Jacob Ziegler and Nick Delbiano work together as a team to determine how much water should be needed for the beaker.

 Sophomore Andrew Howard measures the mass of the empty container  to later detemine the mass of the egg he is working with.

Before they know it, it's time to clean up and get ready to record the data they have found.






Sophomore Johnathan Lawley carefully uses a beaker of water to rinse out the test tube he has used for his experiment.





Sophomore Hannah Ficklin records the data she has collected during her experiment.






The other students finish up the last of their work before they go back to their seats and prepare for the new lab they're going to be doing the next day!