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Understanding Cell Organelles Through the Arena Analogy

This presentation by Hunter and Justice explains cell organelles using an engaging arena metaphor. The Golgi Body is compared to the waste management system, where waste is stored and discarded. The Cytoskeleton acts as the supportive framework like bones in a human body, while the Cell Wall protects against outside elements. The Endoplasmic Reticulum represents pathways for player movement, and Chloroplasts symbolize the concession stand providing food. The Cell Membrane serves as the arena's entrance, Mitochondria represents lively fans, and Vacuoles store food and extra seating.

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Understanding Cell Organelles Through the Arena Analogy

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  1. Cell Organelle Presentation By: Hunter & Justice

  2. Golgi Body • It is where the waste is stored and the bathroom in the arena gets rid of waste

  3. Cytoskeleton • The frame that helps keep the arena standing and is just like the bones in a human

  4. Cell wall • Protects the inside from the outside for rain and bad weather doesn’t get inside and on the court

  5. Endoplasmic Reticulum • The Endoplasmic Reticulum is were a lot of things travel from and in the arena where players travel from the locker room to the court

  6. chloroplast • Chloroplast is the food you eat and in the arena you get that food from the concession stand

  7. Cell membrane • The cell membrane is the door that lets people in

  8. mitochondria • The people

  9. lysosome • The fans eating snacks that they got from the concessions stands

  10. Vacuole • Were they store the food and chairs that they don’t need to use for the game

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