In a cell, the nucleus controls all cell activities. Just like how the mayor's office controls the park and allows it to run smoothly and function properly.

In a plant cell, the cell membrane controls which substances go in and out of the cell. In Paradise Fears, our cell membrane allows the people with tickets to come in and intruders stay out.

Inside a cell, the golgi bodies receive proteins and package them to deliver to the other parts of the cell. Just like our golgi bodies, we recieve cards from guests, and deliver cards to our guests who come and visit us to say Thank you or for discounts.

The plant cells' vacuole is very large because its an autotroph. It stores food, water, and wastes. Our food court serves hundreds food and water to keep them going on their exciting day!

Just like how in a cell the endoplasmic reticulum carries protein and materials to transport from one part of the cell to another, our endoplasmic reticulum is our train ride. The train ride transports our guests to wherever they would like to go around the park.

In a cell, the mitochondria provides the energy the cell needs to function. After riding a roller coaster, you have energy that you've received from the ride.

Only in a plant cell, the chloroplast traps the sunlights energy to produce food. Our chloroplast is Solar panels! When its sunlight they trap the sun's energy and when nighttime arrives, our electricity and lights are powered by the sun to produce the light and electricity.

Our cytoplasm are our sidewalks, roads, and pathways. They hold our park together therefore we are never seperated. In a cell, the cytoplasm is a gel like fluid that holds and contains all the organelles which helps them stay together.

Our cell wall keeps any outsiders away because we want all of our visitors to feel protected and stay protected. In a cell wall, it protects the cell membrane and the cell in general.