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Organelles Comparison Project-Kelbi Hall
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1.
ORGANELLES COMPARED TO SCHOOLS
BY:KELBI HALL
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ajari
2.
CELL WALL = BRICKS
The cell wall is like bricks of the school
The cell wall gives the school structure and so do the bricks
The bricks gives the school shape like the cell wall
Photo by
Science and Plants for Schools
3.
NUCLEUS = PRINCIPALS
The nucleus has power over the cell
The principals have power over the students and the teachers.
The nucleus give directions to the cell and the principal gives directions to the school
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Pulpolux !!!
4.
CELL MEMBRANE = WALLS
The cell membrane holds all the parts of the cell together
The walls holds all the parts of the school together
Photo by
Pulmonary Pathology
5.
VACUOLE = LOCKERS
Vacuoles store materials the cells need
Locker store materials that students need for school
Photo by
euthman
6.
RIBOSOMES = CAFETERIA
Ribosomes make protein for the cell
Cafeteria people make protein for the students
Photo by
Argonne National Laboratory
7.
CYTOPLASM = AIR
Cytoplasm is a substance that fills the cell
Air a substance that fills the school
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Pulmonary Pathology
8.
MITOCHONDRION = BOILER ROOM
In a boiler room there are the machines that power the air and heat for the school
The mitochondrion powers the cell
Photo by
nimrlondon
9.
GOLGI COMPLEX = CLASSROOM
Kids gazther together in classrooms
Simple Molecules gather in golgi complex
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cnicholsonpath
10.
CENTRIOLES = COUNSELOR
Counsellers help make students better in the phonological state
centrioles help make proteins better
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TheJCB
11.
ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM = STUDENT AIDS
Student aids deliver supplies and materials
The endoplasmic reticulum brings materials to the cell
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TheJCB
12.
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