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By: Kaden Brown and

Alexander Anderson
Cell • What are they???
Organell
There are so • Where do they live???
many different
kinds of cells
that do so • What do they do???
many different
things. They
are scattered
• What are they like???
all around, but
still live close
by each other.
They are
REALLY small,
Nucleus
A Nucleus is the
first kind of cell
we have. It lives
in plants and
animals. It
controls the cell
activities in the
plants and
animals. The
nucleus reminds
us of the PTA
because they
Cell Wall
The second cell is the
cell wall. The cell wall
lives in plants. They
cell wall does a lot of
thing here are some
of them, it supports
the plant, It protects
the plant, it lets H20
and O2, ND COZ to
pass in the cell and
out the cell. The cell
wall reminds us of the
vice principal
Because they are
important people in
the school and the
cell wall is important.
Cell
Membran
The third cell we
are going to talk
about is the cell
membrane. The cell
membrane lives in
both plant and
animal. The cell
membrane
supports, protects,
and controls
movement. This cell
reminds us of the
principal because it
controls a lot and
same with the
Vacuole
The fourth cell
is called the
Vacuole. The
vacuole lives in
plants. It stores
food, water,
and waste. This
cell reminds us
of the students
because they
take the candy
and save it.
Cytoplas
m
The fifth cell is
the cytoplasm.
The cytoplasm
lives in both
plant and
animal. It
supports and
protects the
cell. This
reminds us of
the counslers
because there
Golgi
body
The sixth cell we
are going to tell
you about is the
Golgi body. The
Golgi body is
found in a animal.
It packaging
macromolecules.
This cell reminds
us for the front
desk because the
keep most of the
stuff.
Mitochond
ria
The seventh
cell is the
mitochondria.
The
mitochondria is
in both the
plant and
animal. This
cell reminds us
of the peer
mediaters.
Lysosom
e
The eighth
cell is the
lysosome.
The
lysosomelive
s in animals.
It breaks
down food
diejest old
cell parts.
Chloroplas
t
The ninth cell is
the chloroplast.
The chloroplast
lives in plants.
It uses energy
from the sun to
make food for
the plant. This
cell reminds us
of the lunch
ladies.