This is the fluid inside the cell. It's mostly water, but it also has nutrients (carbs, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids) floating around.

This organelle is one of the cell's highways - but things other than ribosomes travel on it.

This organelle contains chlorophyll, which is a green pigment. It's job is to use energy from the sun to create food molecules (glucose)

This thick and rigid organelle is made of cellulose and provides plants cells with their shape and support.

This organelle's is made out of phospholipids and is considered semi-permeable, which means only some but not all things can pass through it.

This organelle is the main power producing site of the cell. It converts Glucose into ATP energy.

This organelle is a factory in which proteins are mass produced. It's covered in ribosomes.

This organelle's job is to store water in the cell. In plants there is typically only one large organelle, but in animals there are many small organelles.

This organelle receives proteins from the ER and cytoplasm and then tags them and ships them out of the cell.

This organelle holds most of the organisms genetic material, which contains instructions on how to make proteins and run the cell