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Biological Drawings

The document outlines the objectives and guidelines for creating biological drawings, emphasizing their importance in scientific communication. It details the steps to follow before, during, and after drawing, including the use of clear lines, correct labeling, and accurate representation of structures. Additionally, it encourages reflection on the challenges faced during the drawing process.

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Biological Drawings

The document outlines the objectives and guidelines for creating biological drawings, emphasizing their importance in scientific communication. It details the steps to follow before, during, and after drawing, including the use of clear lines, correct labeling, and accurate representation of structures. Additionally, it encourages reflection on the challenges faced during the drawing process.

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Biological Drawings

18-06-2025
Lesson Objectives
• By the end of the lesson, you will be able to:

• Understand the importance of biological drawings in scientific


communication.

• Apply correct drawing conventions to produce accurate


diagrams.

• Label biological structures correctly using ruler-drawn label


lines.
Think-Pair-Share
• Why Do Scientists Use Drawings? • Highlighting Key
Structures
• Focusing on Shape &
Structure
• Clearer representation
of cellular structures
• Consistency in
Comparisons
• Scientific
Think-Pair-Share
• Why Do Scientists Use Drawings? • Highlighting Key
Structures
• Focusing on Shape &
Structure
• Clearer representation
of cellular structures
• Consistency in
Comparisons
• Scientific
What is Wrong with the diagram of
these 3 Plant cells?
What is Wrong with the diagram of
these 3 Plant cells?
Clear Continuous Lines – No Overlapping

Labels should touch the Structure


of the Cell

No Part of the Cell Should be


Shaded.
What are the
differences
between the
2 plant cell
diagrams?
Steps to follow for a biological
drawing
Before Drawing:
• Study the specimen carefully
• Examine the significant features that will be included in the
drawing.

During Drawing:
• DRAW ONLY WHAT YOU SEE!! Do not include what you think you
should see.
• Draw with a SHARP Pencil
• Clear continuous lines – No overlapping
• No coloring or Shading
Steps to Before Drawing:
follow for • Study the specimen carefully
• Examine the significant
a features that will be included in
biological the drawing.
drawing
During Drawing:
• DRAW ONLY WHAT YOU SEE!! Do not include
what you think you should see.
• Draw with a SHARP Pencil
Steps to • Clear continuous lines – No overlapping or
follow for broken lines
• No Coloring or Shading
a • Include Labels that touch the structure (no
biological arrows)
• Labels should be on one side.
drawing • Correct Proportions
• Diagram should fill the space provided
• No drawing cells unless asked for
Steps to
After Drawing:
follow for • Give a Title
a • Check your diagram and labels
biological
drawing
Examples
Time To
Draw
Time To Draw
Recap
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Plenary

What challenges did you face?


Which guideline helped you the most?

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