the condenser. Next, add a drop of methylene blue stain to the edge of the cover slip and  draw it under as shown in figure below In the laboratory questions section, draw a picture of what cheek cells look like under the  microscope. Besure to include the magnification of you cells. A. Gently scrape the inside of your  cheek with the broad end of a toothpick. B. Stir the scrapings into a drop of water on a slide. C. Lower a coverslip over your specimen, gently, to avoid trapping air bubbles. Examine with your microscope. Add more water to the edge  of the coverslip with an eyedropper if the slide begins to dry. D. Add one or two drops of methylene  blue stain to edge of coverslip. E. Draw the stain under by touching lens paper to the opposite side of  coverslip