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Page 4-5: Cell Membrane = The gate to enter the prison 

Page 6-7: Mitochondria= prison generator 

Page 8-9: Nucleus= prison warden’s office 

Page 10-11: Cytoplasm= The whole prison

Page 12-13: Golgi Body= Mailbox

Page 14-15: Endoplasmic Reticulum= Hallways 

Page 16-17:Ribosome ~ Cooks for the cafeteria 

Page 18-19: Cell wall ~ The walls 

Page 20-21: Chloroplast ~   cafeteria

Page 22-23: Central Vacuole ~ Storage rooms/Closets 

Cell membrane is a membrane 

surrounding the cytoplasm of a 

cell.

The membrane means   pliable sheet of tissue that 

covers or lines or connects organs or cells of animals

The Cell membrane is like gate of 

the prison, because its the guard at 

the gate controls what comes in and 

out of the prison. 

The mitochondria is like the generator of 

the prison, because that is where all the 

the energy of the prison is made like the 

mitochondria makes the cell’s energy.

Nucleus tells everything 

what to do. 

The nucleus is like the prison warden’s office.  

A prison warden controls what happens in the 

prison and knows what is happening in every 

prison cell like the nucleus controls all of the 

cell’s activities. 

Cytoplasm is the material or 

jelly like substance within a 

living cell. 

The cytoplasm is like the prison because it is 

where many different buildings or places. A 

prison is like the cytoplasm is a gel-like fluid 

in which many different organelles are found.

Golgi Body is responsible for taking the 

proteins which were created by the 

ribosomes and making them bigger and 

better. 

The golgi body is like the room that receives mail 

in the prison because it receives mail and sends 

them to the inmates in their prison cells like the 

golgi body receives materials and sends them to 

other parts of the cell

 Endoplasmic Reticulum is the ER functions as a 

manufacturing and packaging system.

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