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Table Of Contents

1. Cover Page

2. Table of Cont.

3. Introduction

4. Introduction

5. Introduction

6. Introduction

7. Cell Wall

8. Cell Wall

9. Cytoplasm

10. Story

11. Chloroplast

12. Story

13. Centrioles

14. Lysosome

15. Chromosomes

16. Mitochondria

17. Ribosomes

18. Endoplasmic Reticulum

19. Cell Membrane

20. Eukaryotic and

21. Prokaryotic cells

22. Story

23. Plants Vs. Animals Diagram

24. Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic

25. Story

26. Nucleus

27. Vacuole

28. Golgi Apparatus

29. Story

The cell is a tiny particle that makes up
everything in life.

Donkeys

People

Godzilla

Birds

Monkeys

There are lots of different

parts of a cell to help it

work!

Hey Bob, the king of cells!

What can you share about cells?

Well Fred, I know a lot about cells
and will tell you all about them!
Just follow me on this adventure.

This is a cell wall. It protects, supports and
helps a plant cell
keep its shape!

I'm safe!

The cell wall
protects the cell
from danger.

That's very interesting!
Hey Bob, I've heard
so much about cytoplasm.
Can you tell me
what is so
cool about it?I'm so glad you asked, Fred!
Cytoplasm is like jelly.
It fills in the space
between things in a cell.

What is inside the cell
that needs protection?
There are lots of things in
a cell that need protection!

Chloroplast is why plants are green and

live. Chloroplast use sunlight to make food.

This system is called photosynthesis. This

is chloroplast below.

Oh, now i get it!

Is there anything else you would like

Is there anything else

you would like to share

about cells?

Oh yes! There is a so much

more to learn!

Cells need to divide so
they can have more cells.
Centrioles help the cell divide.

Another cool thing about cells
are Lysosomes. Lysosomes
break down material in cells.

Chromosomes are

single strands of your

DNA. During cell

division, the

chromosomes get

doubled so the new cell

can have the same

amount of DNA.

A bean like shape that
converts sugar to energy (ATP)
so we can have fun and play
is called a Mitochondrion.

Ribosomes are a very small part of
the cell. It's job is to make proteins.

Here's a hard one for you!
A cell needs to send things
to other cells or to different
parts in a cell. This is called
the Endoplasmic Reticulum.
That's Really cool! I am
learning so much Bob!
Tell me more!

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