A cell is a... School!
Published on Mar 18, 2016
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In a cell the Nucleus is the brain of the cell. In a school a principal is like the brain because they make all of the choices in the school.
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The Membrane in a cell lets good things into the cell and takes bad things out. In a school the doors do the same, they open and let good things in and let bad things go out.
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Cytoplasm are the classrooms in a school because in a cell Cytoplasm fills up the rest of the space, and classrooms do just that!
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A Vacuole in a cell is like a storage place, like were yo keep things. A Vacuole in a school is the supply closet because it stores all of the supplies the school needs.
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Mitochondria in a cell provides the cell energy. In a school the Membrane would be the teachers that work, because without the teachers, the school would be a failure.
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Ribosomes in a school would be the lunch room because in a cell the Ribosomes in a cell provide protein, and a lunch room provides food and protein for the kids.
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Chromosomes in a cell carry all of the genes for the cell and that would be the students for the school, because without the kids the teachers would not be able to teach.
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In a cell, the Nuclear Membrane protects the Nucleus, and in a school the principal's office protects the principal!
Photo by K e v i n
