Animal Cell Diagram Labeling

This animal cell labeling worksheet has students identify eight structures of an animal cell by writing each label directly on the diagram — the answer blank sits right beside each numbered callout, so students connect the term to the structure the moment they see it instead of hunting through a separate list.

Using the word bank, students label the cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus, nucleolus, mitochondrion, vacuole, centrioles, and ribosomes. The diagram shows the round, flexible shape and small scattered vacuoles that distinguish animal cells, plus the centrioles plant cells lack — making it a natural companion to any plant vs. animal cells comparison lesson.

What’s included:

• One-page labeling worksheet with write-on blanks beside every callout
• Word bank with all eight terms
• Complete answer key with every label filled in

Perfect for: cell structure units, review before a cells quiz, sub plans, interactive notebooks, or quick formative assessment in grades 6–8 life science. Supports NGSS MS-LS1-2. Pairs perfectly with our Plant Cell Labeling Worksheet and Plant vs. Animal Cells Venn Diagram. Print and go — no prep required.