Cell = SchoolA Hunter Brock Production

Nucleus = Office The nucleus of a cell and the central

office of a school both manage and facilitate the functions of there individual bodies.

Nucleolus = Principal The nucleolus of the cell and the

principal of a school are both the primary directors of their respective systems.

Chromatin = Teachers The chromatin and teachers both

contain the information that needs to be used to pass on for more purposes.

Chromosomes = Secretary Both have information necessary to

carry out the functions and to expand the system to keep it neat and organized.

Endoplasmic Reticulum = Hall

The endoplasmic reticulum and the halls of a school are both used for the transportation of the other objects located in the cell and school.

Mitochondria = Lunch Room

The mitochondria and the lunch room both provide energy for the units of the cell and school.

Vacuole = Water Fountain The vacuoles and water fountains

contain and distribute the water that is needed for the other units of the systems.

Lysosomes = Bathrooms The lysosomes and bathrooms both

dispose of the waste materials of the systems.

Cytoplasm = Classrooms The cytoplasm and classrooms both

support and hold all the other units of their systems.

Plasma Membrane = Schoolhouse

The plasma membrane and the schoolhouse both maintain the systems and give them a structure to work in.

Golgi Apparatus = Janitor Both store and distribute materials

required throughout their systems.

Ribosomes = Lockers The ribosomes and locker produce

materials needed for the other units to build and continue in their daily processes.