Organelles

Front 1

layer of non-living material called cellulose found on plant and bacterial cells

Back 1

cell wall

Front 2

protects the cell. Allows material to pass through easily. Helps plants stand up on their own

Back 2

cell wall

Front 3

protects the cell. Allows material to pass through easily. Helps plants stand up on their own

Back 3

cell membrane

Front 4

large, oval structure which acts as the control center of the cell

Back 4

Nucleus

Front 5

protects the nucleus by controlling what comes in and out through tiny pores

Back 5

Nucleus Membrane

Front 6

thin strands containing genetic material that directs the functions of the cell

Back 6

Chromatin

Front 7

small object found in the nucleus which produces ribosomes

Back 7

nucleolus

Front 8

produces energy, builds and transports needed materials, stores and recycles wastes

Back 8

Cytoplasm

Front 9

produces most of the energy needed for the cell to carry out its functions

Back 9

mitochondria

Front 10

mase of passageways that carries protiens and other materials from one part of the cell to another

Back 10

Endoplasmic reticulum

Front 11

factories that produce protiens

Back 11

Ribosomes

Front 12

receives protiens and other newly formed materials from the endoplasmic reticulum, packages them, and then distributes them to other parts of the cell

Back 12

Golgi bodies

Front 13

large green structres found only on plants that capture energy from sunlight

Back 13

Chloroplasts

Front 14

round, water filled sac found most often on plants. Provides storage

Back 14

Vacuoles

Front 15

contains chemicals that break down large food particles into smaller ones

Back 15

Lysosomes