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Welcome to our journey through the cell. In our journey 

we will be explaining important parts of the cell and 

comparing them to different people, rooms, and things in 

a hospital. In this story we will be following Alexander. His 

class has been learning all about cells in school and he 

was going to the hospital to visit his grandmother. While 

he was there he realized how much cells and hospitals are 

alike.

 Alexander was at the hospital to visit his 

grandmother. As he was walking up to the front 

door, there was something that he noticed. The 

front door allows certain things to come in and 

out of the hospital. A cell membrane does the 

exact same thing. 

Alexander walked into the hospital and saw a 

janitor cleaning up a puddle in the waiting room.  

The lysosome in a cell also cleans up and takes 

care of bad things. Like this janitor that was 

taking care of something someone could slip and 

get hurt on. 

 Alexander walked into the room where his 

grandmother was staying. A nurse was in the 

room with her giving her medicine. The Golgi 

body does the same job the nurse was doing. 

Alexander was able to talk with his grandmother. 

A couple minutes later, a doctor walked in and 

introduced himself. He then explaining 

everything that was going on with Alexander's 

grandma and left to the next patient. The doctor 

reminded Alexander of an Endoplasmic 

Reticulum. Making rounds around the hospital.

Alexander later started to get hungry so 

went down to the cafeteria where there 

was a whole lot of food. This reminded 

Alexander of Ribosomes that makes 

proteins for the cell. After walking around 

the cafeteria, Alexander saw a big freezer 

that held lots of food for the hospital, and 

it's patients. It reminded him of the 

vacuole that stores things. 

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