This organelle is a flexible layer that covers the outside surface of a cell, separating inside from outside.

This organelle is a rigid structure that provides support and is found on the outside of only plant cells.

This organelle breaks down nutrients and turns them into energy for the cell to use.

This organelle converts light energy from the sun into sugars that the cell can use as “food.” Found only in plant cells.

This organelle is a fluid that fills the cell, gives it its shape and holds the organelles in place.

This organelle processes proteins, and transports them out of the cell.

This organelle hooks together compounds called amino acids to build proteins.

This organelle packages proteins, and transports them throughout the cell to the golgi apparatus.

This organelle digests food, waste, and foreign invaders, and works to remove unwanted materials from inside the cell.

This organelle is a compartment filled primarily with water. It stores water and other resources for later use, and regulates pressure in the cell. It is found primarily in plant cells.

Acts like a fence to hold everything in the cell.

Acts like the mayor of town, and controls the cells actions.

Acts like border patrol to control what goes into and out of the cell.

Acts as the steam room, or the power house of the cell to produce energy.

Acts like a kitchen to produce food for a plant cell.