TABLE OF CONTENTS

CELL MEMBRANE 4

NUCLEUS 5

CYTOPLASM 6

MITOCHONDRIA 7

GOLGI BODY 8

ENDOPLASMOC RETICULUM 9

RIBOSOMES 10

LYSOSOME 11

CYTOSKEELETON 12

CILIA 13

Function: Surrounds the cell and decides who goes in and out.

Analogy : Richmond High doors can be similar to a cell membrane because they allow students and staff to go in and out.

CELL MEMBRANE

NUCLEUS

FUNCTION : Controls center of cells and stores DNA.

Analogy : The principal Mr. De Leon is the nucleus because he directs everything around the school.

CYTOPLASM

FUNCTION : Provides a structure so that the cells can move freely within the cell membrane

Analogy : The school grounds are like a cytoplasm because it allows the students to move throughout the school

MITOCHONDRIA

FUNCTION : It serves as a powerhouse of the cell. It converts energy.

ANALOGY : In Richmond High we have storage rooms that have electrical panels inside. They provide electricity throughout the whole school.